Erlounge in March

[Knut Nesheim]

Hi guys,

End of March Madness is here and it's time for the Berlin Erlang User Group again. I've been attending the Erlang Factory in San Francisco so I haven't had time before now to set this up.

Next meetup is Wednesday 27th, at the Wooga office (Saarbrucker str 38). I was thinking of presenting "locker", a distributed consistent locking service (http://www.erlang-factory.com/conference/SFBay2013/speakers/KnutNesheim).

If anyone has anything to present, please shout out now! :-)

    http://lanyrd.com/2013/erlounge-berlin-march/

Regards

Knut

[Heinz Nikolaus Gies]

I could offer on of:

- e plugin a plugin library for erlang

- e kstatat a kstat interface library

- putting custom dtrace probes in erlang code 

neither greatly prepared but might be of interesting.

Cheers,

Heinz

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[Jacob Erlbeck]

Hi,

I would really like to present and discuss a project I'm currently working on.

It's a language extension to extend the possibilities of bitstring creation and pattern matching.

One goal was to match and deconstruct complete MPEG4 NAL units in a single
match or clause. This means handling stuff like exp-golomb encoded fields
(that's some kind of entropy encoding that hasn't a fixed field size) and
conditional parts.

Cheers,

Jacob

[Knut Nesheim]

Maybe we could do three presentations of 30 minutes each?

Knut

[Jacob Erlbeck]

> Maybe we could do three presentations of 30 minutes each?

Would be ok for me,

Jacob

[Heinz Nikolaus Gies]

Sounds like a plan :) also I don't have any urge just offering to fill holes since it was hard to get presentations going in the past ;)

Cheers,
Heinz