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With ElixirConf 2020 just around the corner, today’s episode is a sneak peek where we talk with six of this year’s speakers. Each speaker gives listeners an elevator pitch of their talk while throwing in extra details about who their talk is aimed at, what they learned through the process, and which talks they’re excited about attending. Our first guest is Quinn Wilton, a developer at Tinfoil Security, whose talk is titled ‘Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’. Quinn explains how she’s created a symbiosis between Elixir and Gleam that helps her create more consistent code while offsetting the disadvantages of dynamic typing. We then chat with Dan Lindeman whose talk, ‘Short Circuit IoT Development Time with Nerves,’ is an overview of building custom hardware using Nerves and Elixir. After Dan’s plug on how you can start programming Nerves on your laptop, we welcome Jeffrey Utter to the show. His talk is a deep dive into ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam.’ Teasing out the topic, we discuss inefficiencies in the debugging process and how many developers adopt a ‘whack-a-mole’ approach to dealing with bugs. From debugging to UintSet, Luciano Ramalho, our next speaker, gives us a taste of his presentation, ‘UIntSet: enumerable, streamable, understandable.’ Luciano shares how the Go language inspired him to experiment with leveraging protocols and streams to build new idiomatic Elixir data structures from scratch. He also touches on the importance of being humble when learning new languages and gearing Elixir to a non-engineer user base. After Luciano, we’re joined by Melvin Cedeno, a fellow Elixir Wizard from the SmartLogic family. Melvin brings his teaching experience to bear on the topic of ‘Teaching Functional Programming with Elixir.’ This is a key talk in growing our community, especially when considering the point that being an Elixir genius doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re well-suited to teach it. Last but certainly not least, we speak with Japa Swadia from Podium about her talk, ‘Domain-Driven Design with Elixir’ — a subject that’s been a huge focus on the podcast. We chat about what domain-driven design means and why it’s an important foundational concept for beginners to learn. Tune in for this tip-of-the-iceberg preview. It’s just a glimpse into the varied and wonderfully informative talks you can expect at ElixirConf 2020. Key Points From This Episode: Introducing Quinn Wilton who is using Gleam to interact with Elixir. How being acquired by Synopsys has given Tinfoil Security access to greater resources. Balancing the advantages of Elixir with its drawbacks when it comes to dynamic analysis. What Gleam is and how it makes static typing more approachable. Teasing Quinn’s ElixirConf talk — ‘Talk Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’ What Quinn has learned from the process of creating his presentation. Building a dissembler and the talk that Quinn is most looking forward to attending. Dan Lindeman’s work at Very making solar micro-grids. The benefits of Elixir and Nerves when building custom hardware. Who Dan’s talk is aimed at and why it’s appropriate for any experience level. Working with smart minds and laboring through hardware docs that often lie. How scary it can be to work with hardware and the value of having your talk appeal to entry-level Elixir users. Jeffrey Utter unpacks his talk — ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam.’ How most people play ‘whack-a-mole’ when dealing with live system bugs. Using match specs to hone in on your debugging process. Why most Elixir coders should learn about Jeffrey’s debugging system. Why is Recon Library is such an excellent tool and its potential uses in distributed systems. Hear which talks Jeffrey is looking forward to attending. How Go inspired Luciano Ramalho to explore applying different data structures to Elixir. What skill-level Luciano’s talk is aimed at and why. Developing a sense of how Elixir is idiomatic, despite being such a new language. Being humble when learning new languages and the importance of protocols in understanding idiomatic data structures. How Elixir is geared towards engineers which can create barriers of entry. Mark Cedeno gives an elevator pitch for his talk — ‘Teaching Functional Programming with Elixir.’ Why knowing Elixir very well doesn’t mean that you can teach it. The benefits of remote learning; it can make your teaching more organized and to-the-point. Hear about the talks that Mark is excited about attending. Japa gives us a crash-course on domain-driven design. Creating a solid foundation for your app by considering the contexts in which it’s used. Why beginners or those wanting to switch to domain-orientated coding should attend Japa’s talk. Using schema to point to the same table in different contexts. Which talks Japa is attending and how she got selected for ElixirConf 2020. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Elixir Wizards Listener Survey — https://smr.tl/podcastsurvey SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ ElixirConf 2020 — https://2020.elixirconf.com/ Quinn Wilton — https://github.com/QuinnWilton/gleam-chip8 Quinn Wilton Twitter — https://twitter.com/wiltonquinn ‘Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/128/talk Tinfoil Security — https://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/ Synopsys — https://www.synopsys.com/ Gleam — https://gleam.run/ Louis Pilfold GitHub — https://github.com/lpil Phoenix LiveView — https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenixliveview CHIP-8 — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP-8 Stephen Bussey — https://github.com/sb8244 ‘The Joy of an Elixir Monolith’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/121/talk Code BEAM / Code Sync — https://codesync.global/ Dan Lindeman — https://github.com/DanLindeman Dan Lindeman Twitter — https://twitter.com/lindemda ‘Short Circuit IoT Development Time with Nerves’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/117/talk Nerves Platform — https://www.nerves-project.org/ Very — https://www.verypossible.com/ Justin Schneck — https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinschneck/ Daniel Stoppard — https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-spofford-2307a655/ Jenn Gamble — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/115/bio Juliana Helena — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/129/bio ‘How Elixir made me a better Java programmer’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/129/talk Nerves Hub — https://www.nerves-hub.org/ Jeffrey Utter — https://github.com/jeffutter Bleacher Report — https://bleacherreport.com/ ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/114/talk Datadog — https://www.datadoghq.com/ Erlang Sys Trace 2 — https://erlang.org/doc/man/sys.html#trace-2 Recon Library — https://ferd.github.io/recon/ Erlang Debugger — http://erlang.org/doc/apps/debugger/debuggerchapter.html Catalina Astengo — https://github.com/castengo gRPC + Elixir Microservices = A Love Story? — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/116/talk KC Elixir — https://www.kcelixir.com/ Luciano Ramalho — https://github.com/ramalho/ Luciano Ramalho Twitter — https://twitter.com/ramalhoorg ‘UintSet: enumerable, streamable, understandable’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/125/talk ThoughtWorks — https://www.thoughtworks.com/ Go — https://golang.org/ The Go Programming Language — https://www.gopl.io/ Brian W. Kernighan — https://www.cs.princeton.edu/people/profile/bwk Fluent Python — https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/fluent-python/9781491946237/ Simon de Haan — https://github.com/smn ‘Using Elixir and WhatsApp to launch WHO’s global COVID-19 response’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/124/talk Yutaka Kikuchi — https://github.com/kikuyuta ‘Applying Elixir for driving small hydropower plants with Nerves’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/123/talk Processing — https://processing.org/ Melvin Cedeno — https://github.com/thecraftedgem ‘Teaching Functional Programming With Elixir’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/99/talk Turing — https://turing.io/ Nicholas Henry — https://github.com/nicholasjhenry ‘The Upside Dimension of Elixir - An Introduction to Metaprogramming’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/120/talk Brian Marick — https://github.com/marick/ ‘Tricks and tools for writing Elixir tests’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/109/talk German Velasco — http://www.germanvelasco.com/ ‘Testing LiveView’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/119/talk Lonestar Elixir — https://lonestarelixir.com/ Japa Swadia — https://github.com/japa-swadia Podium — https://www.podium.com ‘Domain-Driven Design with Elixir’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/105/talk Design Patterns — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns Justus Eapen Social Handle — @JustusEapen Eric Oestrich Social Handle — @EricOestrich Sundi Myint Social Handle — @SundiKhin Special Guests: Dan Lindeman, Japa Swadia, Jeffrey Utter, Luciano Ramalho, Melvin Cedeno, and Quinn Wilton.

(#279) Renowned strength coach and multi-book author, Dan John, returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book, 40 Years with a Whistle. Dan John is one of the top coaches in the industry and a person who has impacted me personally at a very high level, both as an athlete and coach. His books are some of the most highly-utilized resources in my home library and that says a lot about the value he provides to coaches, trainers, and athletes around the world. As always, I learn something new and valuable in each conversation. This is a special interview with amazing insights and lessons from his life and his new book. Here’s what you’ll this week: How Dan’s NEW book compares to his previous work A quick overview of ALL his great books How the idea came together for 40 Year with a Whistle An overview and framework of the new book How the new book has been “writing itself” since 1972 The difference between a mentor and a coach What is a coach? The surprising answer What is the important job of a mentor? The best places to find mentors How I read Dan’s books Why Dan’s books are “un-put-down-able” One of Dan’s great lessons about writing great content Why Constant Assessment and Constant Upgrading are essential What it really means to Work O-U-T Why there’s no such thing as a “perfect” anything Why “everything works” for about 6 weeks Things Dan is working to constantly upgrade Goals vs Success What is true success? The impact and mentorship Tim Anderson The story of Connacht Rugby mentored Dan Why Dan hates when people think his work is “simple” The true secret to coaching (the hardest part of coaching) What is snap-a-city? Dan’s take on exercise and fat loss Who Dan wrote the new book for What he hopes readers take away 40 Years What Dan says his great coaches did for him *The top 3 things that Dan says makes a great coach What’s next for Dan after the new book Specific training examples that Dan is working on… What is the art of re-reading? Dan’s closing advice on “making a difference” “The hardest workout I know” by Dan John [click_to_tweet tweet="“It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish.” - Dan John" quote="“It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish.” - Dan John" theme="style5"] Get value from the podcast? Then, please take a minute to review the show. It’s fast and easy to do. To see how to post a review in Apple Podcasts, go to RdellaTraining.com/review SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON STITCHER NOW AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY!!! LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE ON GOOGLE PLAY LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE ON OVERCAST The Rdella Training® Podcast is published each week with valuable training information and amazing interviews with many “world-class” coaches, experts, and authors in the fitness industry. MY OWN "DAN JOHN" BOOK LIBRARY The Rdella Training Podcast is committed to helping athletes and fitness enthusiasts consistently evolve, grow, and become the strongest and best version of themselves. We teach intelligent training and lifestyle for serious fitness enthusiasts and dedicated lifters all over the world. [click_to_tweet tweet="“I want to learn, I want to ask questions, I want to be better.” - Dan John " quote="“I want to learn, I want to ask questions, I want to be better.” - Dan John " theme="style5"] What makes a coach great? 1-Show up! 2-You can’t quit on yourself or your athletes 3-Ask questions & constantly assess SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: DanJohn.net OTPBooks.com One Lift A Day on T-Nation 40 Years and 40 Lessons on T-Nation From Dad To Grad OriginalStrength.net Wrestling Physical Conditioning Encyclopedia Keys To Progress Weightlifting, Olympic Style by Tommy Kono DID YOU GET YOUR MOBILITY FIX? [jbox color="red" radius ="2"]Follow @RdellaTraining on Instagram for high-value training tips, tutorials and education.[/jbox] [jbox color="yellow" radius ="2"]Community page: RdellaTraining.com/ask.[/jbox] Spread the word! Please share this on Facebook, Twitter or anywhere you’d like. [jbox color="blue" radius ="2"]Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS, CISSN, SFG-TL, USAW, CACWC Scott's background as a strength coach, athlete, and former clinician are the basis for his one-of-a-kind approach to teaching strength, human movement, and peak performance. Scott is dedicated to helping serious fitness enthusiasts, athletes, and lifters all over the world, regardless of age, background, or training experience, become the best version of themselves through improved strength and skill development for a lifetime of health, happiness, and high-performance. Scott is the passionate host of The Rdella Training Podcast, a leading weekly fitness podcast in Apple Podcasts where he interviews the most brilliant minds in the industry. Finally, he is the author of The Edge of Strength, available in Amazon and currently working on his follow-up book. To learn more about Scott, please visit our About Page. Get stronger, perform better, and evolve into the athlete you were meant to be.[/jbox]

Dan has over 15 years’ experience with a diverse background working in the military, wireless, printers & I.T. During these years, Dan acquired a broad range of technical and sales skills that enables him to lead our sales team in presenting cutting edge technology solutions to our valued clients. When Dan is not directing our sales force, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 daughters, and doing outdoor activities such as boating and hiking. Little do people know, he was once an assistant wide receiver coach at a university in Chicago. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Dan's two separate times in the military influenced his career and taught him valuable lessons How Dan met his future wife during basic training Why Dan moved to Kansas to be with his wife after he left the military How Dan emotionally and mentally handled his wife being deployed, three months after they got married Why Dan believes it's easier to serve in the military than to be a military spouse How Dan "skirted" graduating high school by finishing all his required courses during his sophomore year How Dan moved to Florida during his high school years and lived in his car for a while Why Dan's military service was so important for his sense of purpose and his own development Who Dan considers to be the most important mentors that influenced the course of his life Why reading "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" was an important influence on Dan early on Why the biggest mistakes Dan made were the belief that he could do anything if he worked hard enough, and not being conservative with his expenses How Dan got into his current business and became VP of Sales and Marketing with TechShield 24|7 Why Dan believes that successful sales is a natural process What TechShield 24|7 does, and how they take care of their customers with excellent service Why mom and pop, medium, and enterprise business all have different needs but experience the same trouble filling those needs Why the key to success lies in developing strong, lasting relationships Anecdotes of exceptional experiences TechShield 24|7 has given to their customers How Dan briefly served as an assistant wide receiver coach at a university in Chicago How to contact Dan Morgan:   Website: www.techshield247.com Email: dan@ts247.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmorganvpofsales Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechShield247/

In this episode of Drop and Give Me 20, Lindsey interviewed Dan Dwyer, the founder of Vet2BizLife, and Amy Uptgraft, a playwright who wrote the play "I Will Wait" and the founder/artistic director of The Veteran's Spouse Project. Dan Dwyer is a U.S. Army Veteran of 22 years, a husband, father, leadership coach and veteran entrepreneur. Dan's Vet2BizLife Podcast is dedicated to the boots to the business advancement of all veteran entrepreneurs. Amy is a proud military spouse. Her husband, LTC Jamie Uptgraft is the commander of 1-501 INF (ABN) out of JBER, AK and is currently deployed with his unit to Afghanistan in support of Operation Resolute Support. Amy is actively involved in various Army volunteer organizations. Amy's play focused on stories of veteran spouses across generations. She aims to give voice to the experiences of military spouses across the generations using music, drama, dance, and expressive arts. Important topics they discuss: [01:48] Who Dan is and the kind of business he has [03:18] Who Amy is [04:38] How Amy came up with the idea for the Veteran's Spouse Project (VSP) [05:02] How Dan came up with his business [05:49] How Dan helps people who seek his business advice and guidance [07:29] What authenticity means for Amy [08:57] On turning down opportunities/relationships from others that doesn’t feel right [15:49] Their advice to the listeners Quote: "I think authentic people are high-character individuals that don't just talk the talk, they also walk the walk." - Dan Dwyer Social: Dan Dwyer - Vet2BizLife's website Vet2BizLife Podcast on iTunes Vet2BizLife Podcast on Google Play Vet2BizLife Podcast on iHeartRadio Vet2BizLife Podcast on Stitcher Dan on LinkedIn Dan on Facebook Dan on Instagram Dan on Twitter Dan's Email Address: dan@vet2bizlife.com Amy Uptgraft - Amy's website Amy's Facebook Page