Stuart Page

I studied American history and then psychology at the University of Nottingham, which is a perfectly normal pipeline into software engineering if you don't think about it too hard. After a bootcamp in New Orleans, I joined Revelry as an apprentice in 2021 and have been there ever since — building everything from AI platforms with RAG pipelines to cryptocurrency accountancy tools to the occasional game in LiveView.

These days I spend most of my time in Elixir and Phoenix, though I've been known to try my hand at TypeScript, Python, and whatever else the project demands. I'm a peer coach, and have mentored apprentices through Revelry's program, so I guess the psychology study wasn't entirely wasted (I'm still waiting on the history though). I've spoken at TECNext and GigCityElixir about building AI applications in Elixir.

I write regularly on Revelry's blog about AI, security, Elixir, and whatever else I'm thinking about. I use AI extensively in my programming, but I try to keep it out of my writing. Writing is the best tool I have for stress-testing my own understanding, and running my thoughts through an LLM would rather defeat the point..!