

WHERE THE BEAM COMMUNITY CAN COME TOGETHER
We are proud to announce a rich, fully-interactive experience - Code BEAM goes Virtual again! Accessed from anywhere in the world, the event incorporates all the key components of our in-person conference and some more, as the conference will be hosted on a platform that focuses on social interactions and allows everyone to connect online in one place, whether you’re an attendee, a sponsor, an exhibitor or a speaker.
Code BEAM V America will be held at Pacific Standard Time (PST) to suit attendees on both the US West and East Coast.
As always community and social interaction will be at the core of the event to enable everyone to connect and interract to share the same as experience as with our physical conferences.
Enjoy three half-days of real-world, practical applications of Erlang, Elixir and the BEAM - all within the context of high-performance and massively-scalable distributed systems.
Code BEAM V America Very Early Bird tickets are available for 36 hours from 01/26 12:00 midday (PST).
Let’s stay connected!
TICKETS
All prices exclude fees and VAT
VERY EARLY BIRD TICKET
Access to the virtual conference (10-12 March 2021). Price excludes VAT and fees.
$170
Our speakers

Chelsea Troy
By day, writer of code. By night, researcher of software risks. By always, lover of bubble tea.
Keynote:
What Counts as a Programming Language?

Rob Mee
Founder of Pivotal Labs and Geometer
Keynote:
Panel around the startups, venture capital & the BEAM

Jane Walerud
Persuaded Ericsson's management to release Erlang Open Source (Walerud Ventures)
Keynote:
Panel around the startups, venture capital & the BEAM

Amy Null
Software engineer + open source <3
Don't try this at home: Rethinking infrastructure with Elixir

Bjarne Däcker
Former manager of the Computer Science Laboratory at Ericsson
Concurrency Before Erlang with Bjarne Däcker & Francesco Cesarini

John Hughes
Co-Designer Of Haskell And QuickCheck
Property Based Testing with John Hughes and Fred Hebert

Duncan McGreggor
Lisper, Erlanger, and LFE core contributor
Sound on BEAM: Music in the Land of Distributed Lisp
LFE with Robert Virding and Duncan McGreggor
Programme Committee
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