GleamWeekly

A stream on writing compilers with Gleam, converting from Elm to Gleam and 1.11 language features.

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Events past and future as well as the latest release candidate.

Isaac is back with some more great video content.

A job opportunity and release candidate for a stable release of gleam_erlang. This weeks issue show's Gleam is ever more production ready.

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A couple of blog post in this weeks issue.

Consistent library growth in the Gleam ecosystem. And a new Elixir conference, that I will be involved with.

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A lovely selection of libraries and a discount code for a conference stateside.

Property testing and a chess bot competition I'm keen on both of these developments. Maybe I can combine them.

A server for live reloading and thinking about errors.

This issue of Gleam weekly it's Gleam Time. We also have some great talks from the community.

Talking about the future with Jak and the present with the developer survey results. This issue of Gleam Weekly even offers us loops.

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Details on two conferences happening in the next 8 days in this weeks issue.

I never heard of phantom types until I got into Gleam. This week you can find out about them and much more.

News from Gleam this week. We have some WASM tooling which is not Gleam to WASM compilation. Important distinction there.

New year, new gleam release. Obviously. But that's not all we have some cool libraries and games programming.

It's been a great year to be coding in Gleam; we got a 1.0 release, this newsletter started and many new people joined the Gleam community. It has been a pleasure to be part of it, see you all in 2025.

Short and sweet selection of links for this Gleam Weekly. Still some classic content as we talk about recusion and the ever relevant Todo app.

Start getting excited for next year with the Gleam roadmap.

Even more great libraries this week, I've even snuck in my own offering, Felix, that implements passkey authentication.

This week a bunch of useful libraries reach 1.0, early Christmas perhaps.

The Gleam language tooling continues it's rapid improvement with the latest 1.6 release and other news in this issue of Gleam Weekly.

Another week another survey, this time for Women of the BEAM.

The Gleam developer survey 2024 is out. This is your chance to shape our 2025 plans, so fill it in and share with your friends!

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Being able to inspect the processes of a running application is a super power for languages on the BEAM. Gleam now has a native view into this information.

Code BEAM EU was a great event this week. If you got excited about Gleam here are some updates for you.

Two blog posts celebrating the down to earth nature of Gleam in this weeks issue of Gleam weekly.

This week is apparently video week in Gleam land. why not find out what makes Lustre tick, the pre-eminent front end framework for Gleam.

This weeks Gleam update has one of my favourite kind of project, someone playing with languages. Why not try transpile Gleam to F#.

Been away for a week on my honeymoon and a quick checkin with the Gleam community shows the release of yet another version. The release of 1.5.0 comes with more community contributions than ever before.

Short but sweet update of the goings on in Gleam land.

Updates from the Gleamlings.

A short an sweet update from the Gleam community this week, maybe everyone was having too much fun at the second Gleam London meetup.

Another good cache of packages from the community this week.

Strong library game from the community in this weeks Gleam weekly. type safe SQL!!

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