Speakers -> Domain Specific Languages in Erlang

QCon San Francisco 2008 Speakers Schedule Tutorials Tracks Social Events Exhibition Sponsors Registration Volunteers Venue Travel Hotels About QCon Contact Archives Future events	Presentation: "Domain Specific Languages in Erlang" Track: DSLs in Practise Time: Thursday 15:45 - 16:45 Location: City Room Abstract: This is the only Erlang presentation you've ever seen that does not begin and end with concurrency. Erlang turns out to have a number of properties that make it great for building Domain Specific Languages. - powerful parsing capabilities, runtime evaluation, and pattern matching are a few covered in this session. Along the way you may learn a thing or two about functional and concurrent programming. Be prepared to get a little out of your comfort zone with a new syntax ... and a new way to beat your competition.		Dennis Byrne, ThoughtWorks Dennis Byrne works for ThoughtWorks, a global consultancy with a focus on end-to-end agile software development of mission critical systems. He's a writer, presenter and active member of the open source community. In his spare time Dennis enjoys lifting weights and killing brain cells.

Presentation: "Domain Specific Languages in Erlang"