Alexandre Eisenchteter
COO @af83 and U.C.Engine project lead
af83
Alexandre is the COO of af83, he also manages the R&D team and as such he pushed U.C.Engine since the early draft idea.
He's also and mostly a strong open source believer. Before turning his attention to cutting edge technologies such as Erlang or nodejs, he was a recognized leader of the open-source Drupal community in France, set up the french Drupal association and organized DrupalCon Paris 2009, a 800 Drupal enthousiasts gathering.
Before joining af83, Alexandre was launching innovative products for the 3M Company in France, as an engineer and as a new business development manager.
Twitter: @ineation
He's also and mostly a strong open source believer. Before turning his attention to cutting edge technologies such as Erlang or nodejs, he was a recognized leader of the open-source Drupal community in France, set up the french Drupal association and organized DrupalCon Paris 2009, a 800 Drupal enthousiasts gathering.
Before joining af83, Alexandre was launching innovative products for the 3M Company in France, as an engineer and as a new business development manager.
Twitter: @ineation
Alexandre Eisenchteter is Giving the Following Talks
Yes, you can choose Erlang for your new open source project
Even if Erlang technical relevance has been proven on large scale applications, the choice is still being questioned when you want to kickoff an open source project. Indeed, while Erlang community is still expanding, as of now it remains small compared to mainstream languages.
Even though, we were crazy enough to decide to use Erlang as the core technology of U.C.Engine, our young open source project. This presentation will share our thinking, debates and doubts that led to that decision, we will also discuss the specific actions that we implemented to help U.C.Engine grow.
This presentation should be more of a conversation and contributors to other open source projects are welcome to join and share with the audience.
Target audience: Anyone interested in using Erlang for an open source project.
Talk objectives: share with the audience how we can create a gradual contribution curve for an open-source Erlang project.
Even though, we were crazy enough to decide to use Erlang as the core technology of U.C.Engine, our young open source project. This presentation will share our thinking, debates and doubts that led to that decision, we will also discuss the specific actions that we implemented to help U.C.Engine grow.
This presentation should be more of a conversation and contributors to other open source projects are welcome to join and share with the audience.
Target audience: Anyone interested in using Erlang for an open source project.
Talk objectives: share with the audience how we can create a gradual contribution curve for an open-source Erlang project.
