Erik Schön explores Agentic AI’s potential, limitations and lessons from Erlang/OTP. The post Can Agentic AI Find the Security Vulnerabilities Other Tests Miss? appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Dmytro Lytovchenko builds a live chiptune synthesizer in Erlang using equations and generated audio. The post A Live Chiptune Synthesizer in Erlang appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Brian Underwood explains how to build a Phoenix PubSub adapter backed by EventStore. The post Implementing a Phoenix PubSub Adapter with EventStore appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Learn how to use Lua for flexible configurations in Erlang and Elixir with Lee Sigauke. The post How to use Lua for flexible configurations in Erlang and Elixir appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Catch up on four recent webinars covering scalability, resilience, system reliability, and handling demand at scale. The post Erlang Solutions Webinar Round-Up appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Dali Khechine, from the SAFE team looks at how SAFE uses data-flow analysis to surface real security risks in BEAM applications without the noise. The post SAFE: Bringing Real Static Analysis to the BEAM appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Real-time messaging doesn’t fail, it drifts. Under load, small delays reveal if your system can truly scale. The post What Breaks First in Real-Time Messaging? appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Platform lock-in risks in regulated systems and how to avoid vendor dependency with scalable architecture. The post Avoiding Platform Lock-In in Regulated Environments appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Meet Viktoria Laufer Project Manager at Erlang Solutions. She shares her work on AI projects, team collaboration, and life outside of work. The post Meet the Team: Viktoria Laufer appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Mateusz Starański explains why messaging underpins modern platforms and what happens when it starts to fail. The post Messaging as Infrastructure, Not Just a Feature appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Real-time messaging rarely crashes first. It drifts. Discover what fails under pressure and how architecture shapes reliability. The post What Breaks First in Real-Time Messaging? appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Erik Schön explains why reliability in distributed systems is shaped by early architecture decisions, not just operational fixes. The post Reliability is a Product Decision appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Pawel Chrzaszcz highlights how MongooseIM 6.5 simplifies integration with a production-ready RabbitMQ event pusher. The post MongooseIM 6.5: Open for Integration appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Erik Schön explains how the always-on economy is raising the bar for fintech resilience and scalability. The post The Always-On Economy: Fintech as Critical Infrastructure appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Get to know Camjar Djoweini as he shares what inspires him in his new role and what he aims to achieve next. The post Meet the Team: Camjar Djoweini appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

SAFE now supports Phoenix LiveView, enabling scans for common web vulnerabilities in Phoenix-based applications. The post SAFE for Elixir: Phoenix LiveView appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Erik Schön explains how scaling fintech for SMEs reveals the cracks left in prototype-stage decisions. The post From Prototype to Production: Scaling Fintech for SMEs appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Expert highlights from our latest BEAM webinars, sharing ideas on security, new tools, and the growing Elixir community. The post ​​Expert Insights from Our Latest Webinars appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

How immersive esports technology uses AI, cloud, and low latency to keep play fair, streams live, and communities connected. The post Immersive Esports: The Technology Behind Competitive Gaming appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Say hello to Adam Rack, our new Business Development Manager for the DACH region, and hear what drives his passion for growth and collaboration. The post Meet the Team: Adam Rack appeared first on Erlang Solutions.