Gleam News
What is Gleam?
Gleam is a new statically typed programming language for the Erlang Virtual Machine (BEAM). It combines:
🚀 Concurrency, fault-tolerance, and distributed computing capabilities of BEAM ⚡️ Fast feedback loop through powerful type system inspired by ML languages 🧩 Aims to help BEAM programmers tackle larger codebases
Gleam is actively developed with a growing community. While not production-ready yet, it shows promise for improving productivity on the BEAM. Check it out!
Latest Gleam News
| Title | Summary | Date |
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Covers productivity improvements like upgraded compile times. |
2024-10-13 |
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Release adds fault tolerance improvements. |
2024-05-27 |
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New features added after initial v1.0 release. |
2024-04-16 |
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First stable release of Gleam language. |
2024-03-04 |
GitHub Discussions
Unfortunately there are no details about ongoing GitHub discussions for the Gleam project in the provided research.
GitHub Pull Requests
Unfortunately there are no details about open pull requests for the Gleam project in the provided research.
GitHub Issues
🔍 Native compiler backend - Request to produce native Gleam binaries to expand use cases like command line tools.
Twitter Chatter
📢 Gleam Paris is having a meetup on Oct 24 🎮 Check out the new Gleam Playground to write and run Gleam code in the browser ⭐ Multiple retweets and likes for the above
Gleam Tips
Unfortunately the provided research does not contain any specific tips or tricks related to using the Gleam programming language.
New Gleam Repos
The research does not mention any new or recently updated Gleam repositories on GitHub.
Must-Watch Video
🎥 Check out the Gleam: Past, Present, Future! talk by Gleam creator Louis Pilfold at FOSDEM 2024 for a comprehensive overview of the language's development.
