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Those interested in a (much, much) simpler alternative to Haskell that catches a lot of bugs during compile time might want to look at Gleam [1]. It has excelle
by giovannibonetti 2y ago
Those interested in a (much, much) simpler alternative to Haskell that catches a lot of bugs during compile time might want to look at Gleam [1]. It has excellent tooling with great developer experience and a growing community.
It is a bit like a high level version of Rust, targeted at building web applications, handling concurrency by replacing the borrow checker with Erlang's processes – since it runs in the Erlang's virtual machine.
[1] https://gleam.run/ https://gleam.run/