Why We Still Write Erlang in 2026
Karin Hjalmarsson on the architectural reasons we continue to choose Erlang/OTP for systems that must run for decades without restart, and what newer languages still get wrong about distribution.
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Karin Hjalmarsson on the architectural reasons we continue to choose Erlang/OTP for systems that must run for decades without restart, and what newer languages still get wrong about distribution.
Read article →Lars Dahlgren documents a four-year project to lift a venerable PL/I codebase onto contemporary infrastructure with zero downtime and full historical data preservation.
Read article →Senior partner Anna Lundgren reflects on the firm's anniversary and the engineering culture that has kept clients returning for decades.
Read article →Elsa Lindqvist on how we approach security architecture for EU government cloud platforms, and where common threat models fall short.
Read article →Petter Wallin on the lessons accumulated from operating PostgreSQL clusters at scale across two decades for our financial platform clients.
Read article →Astrid Svensson on deploying Bayesian forecasting models inside production treasury platforms, and why simple models often beat complex ones in regulated environments.
Read article →Erik Norén on bridging legacy maritime protocols with cloud-native routing platforms, with examples from the Lighthouse Atlas system.
Read article →Signe Olsson on the architectural patterns we use to ensure that clinical research platforms meet GDPR requirements without operational friction.
Read article →Anna Lundgren on the take-home exercise we have used since 2008 and why it predicts engineering quality better than any other signal we have measured.
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