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Off to the User Conference!
We are off to Stockholm to attend the Erlang User Conference 2012, keep an eye out for our talk on Embedded Erlang! I will be around for the whole duration of the conference so please get in touch if...
View ArticleEpisode 4 – Erlang to the Rescue!
In this episode of Erlang Embedded, we discuss the role of Erlang in modern Embedded Systems development, highlighting the concurrency and connectivity issues and how Erlang provides tools and...
View ArticleErlang Embedded at EUC 2012
If you missed our talk at the Erlang User Conference, here’s your chance to watch it in it’s full glory! Erlang Embedded – Concurrent Blinkenlights and More!: Omer Kilic from Erlang Solutions on Vimeo....
View Articleesl-erlang package for Raspberry Pi
Last week we released the first version of our esl-erlang package, compiled and tested on the current recommended distro for the Raspberry Pi: Raspbian. You can find details about this at our downloads...
View ArticleLondon Erlang User Group Meeting, 18 September 2012
Date/Time: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 – 18:30 Location: Room TBC, New Loom House, 101 Back Church Lane E1 1LU, London The next London Erlang User Group Meeting is taking place in London, 18 September...
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Resurrection, Part I
Blog negligence is a huge problem of our times and we certainly have been doing a terrible job of keeping you updated with our progress, sorry about that. I can assure you that the Erlang Embedded...
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Erlang/ALE Update
We have spent the past couple of weeks adding more peripherals to Erlang/ALE, our library for embedded systems. The first version of ALE only had support for General Purpose I/O (GPIO) but with the...
View ArticleNew Erlang package for small devices: erlang-mini
We’re pleased to announce the availability of erlang-mini, a minimal version of the Erlang packages that we distribute on our downloads page, designed specifically with embedded devices in mind (no GUI...
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Erlang plays pool!
We thought you might be interested in meeting the newest member of our London office who likes spending time on pool tables… You can find the code driving this buggy, along with instructions to get up...
View ArticleMinimal Downtime: In-flight Drone Firmware Upgrade in Erlang
Erlang is a programming language written with two principles in mind: “Errors will ALWAYS occur” and “The system must NEVER go down”. These two add up to the philosophy of keeping the processes in...
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