This month OJ is going to be giving a "dry run" of the talk that he's presenting at Erlang Factory in March. The talk, Erlang for .NET developers, is designed to break down the barriers between mainstream .NET developers and Erlang.

This talk will cover some of the features of Erlang, describe key areas of the language in ways that .NET developers can relate to, highlight areas of your architecture that can be replaced with Erlang components, and show that integrating Erlang with your .NET applications is much easier than expected.

While the discussion revolves around .NET, the principles apply to many other languages including Java.

I'm looking for constrictive criticism on the talk, general feedback and ways to improve it before making a fool of myself in front of hundreds of Erlangers in the USA!