What you gonna learn in this video:

The killer app for Ruby was Rails. The killer app for Elixir isn’t (only) the Phoenix web framework, however, but rather the Nerves embedded framework that enables the creation of smart, networked, and reliable hardware using high-level abstractions. It’s a game-changer for embedded development. We’ll introduce Nerves through the motivating example of the development of a live-action wargame involving quadcopter drones.

➡Who can be interested in this topic?
People of fairly broad interest: Rubyists curious about or already dabbling with Elixir, web developers increasingly curious about dipping their toes into hardware development given our Raspberry Pi and IoT era, and for the non-technical aspects (including demo videos) anyone with children or an interest in drones and live-action games.

➡About the speaker:
Arto Bendiken is a freelance programmer with 20+ years experience (including 10+ years with Ruby). Since recently, he works mostly with the Elixir programming language for both paid contracts and my hobby projects.
That is, he works with the Phoenix framework for web development, and hacks with the Nerves framework for embedded development in his copious free time.

➡Arto’s current 🔝 main interest is high-level embedded development (using Elixir and Nerves) for smart hardware and autonomous robotics.
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