Registration for the Sixteenth International Erlang User Conference and Erlang University courses are now open. The first 100 people to register will receive a Very-Early Bird Discount and pay only SEK 750 including VAT! DON’T MISS OUT as last year's conference sold out.

The Sixteenth International Erlang User Conference will take place in Stockholm, on the 16th November 2010.

The conference is aimed at: 

      •  Applications developers using Erlang and OTP (Open Telecom
          Platform).
 

      •  Researchers and technology developers working with Erlang 
          and OTP.

      •  People interested in the development and use of functional
          programming.
 

      •  People interested in the development of large scale industrial
          control systems.

In addition to the conference itself, there will be the Erlang University - three-day Erlang training courses from 17th to 19th November. There will also be a day of Erlang Tutorials on the 15th.

Registering for one of the University courses: Erlang Express  or OTP Express includes entry to the Erlang User Conference, so don't waste time and register now!

Speakers and talks will be announced shortly.
 

The largest London Erlang Factory to-date ended on 11th June. Over 135 delegates and speakers, from as far away as Argentina, Mexico, the US, Israel and South Africa, were treated to talks from across the Erlang spectrum. There was an Erlounge held on the first evening where a series of lightening talks were followed by a traditional Erlang evening of beer and networking.

Again, the format of six tracks allowed a broad focus for delegates to select talks aligned to their specific interests. The Keynote talks this year  - from Joe Armstrong and Robert Virding on Day 1 and Martin Odersky on Day 2 - were very well received and it was a privilege to have these speakers with us.

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