Hi there! First, let me make it clear: I'm not trying to knock Gleam and it's type system—it's really cool what you've done. > Not much crossover from the Eli

Hi there! First, let me make it clear: I'm not trying to knock Gleam and it's type system—it's really cool what you've done. > Not much crossover from the Elixir community Interesting! I didn't know that. For the die-hard ML-style type system fans (of which I am one) Gleam will absolutely be the most attractive thing on the BEAM block. I think there is a small contingent of developers who would really rather have a type system who might choose Gleam, but that Elixir's new type system (when it matures to support user-supplied annotations and whatnot) might suffice. I think it's an interesting case to see how adding a type system might shift people's preferences between two established languages. That said, again please don't see this as a knock on Gleam or me trying to say "well now Gleam is obsolete"—I'm not trying to say that. I hope Gleam has an illustrious future. :)