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Gleam v1.17.0
- sunjester 4mo agoNone of the links on your website footer work?
- m8s 4mo agoHmm they all seem to be working for me
- J7jKW2AAsgXhWm 4mo agoamazing!
- __jonas 4mo agoLovely to see support for building escripts in the compiler. I’d be excited to see that go one step further and provide something like the deno/bun/node compile feature, allowing one to export a binary that includes the BEAM and compiled code in a single file. I know some people are working on tools like that already and it’s not trivial, but having it in the compiler would be really neat.
- trescenzi 4mo agoEvery time I read one of these I’m impressed by the language server work. Gleam’s DX is so good.
- 3stacks 4mo agobut do they oppose nazism? This is a key factor in choosing a programming language
- batisteo 4mo agoI don’t know how it relate to the responded comment, nor what’s the level a sarcasm used, but they do, it’s on the footer of every pages. > Black lives matter. Trans rights are human rights. No nazi bullsh*t. Is it enforced? I just hope so.
- 3stacks 4mo agoHigh levels of sarcasm. it's a hilarious stance for a programming language to take
- sltr 4mo agoevery time I use Gleam I feel happy
- Defletter 4mo agoHuh, I didn't know how much I needed a "todo" type until now. So often I'll be defining a packet sumtype, or a collection, and not have created the type yet, so just use ubyte, or Object, or whatever. Having an explicit "todo" type would be amazing in other languages.
- adamdecaf 4mo agoScala has had a function called ??? which fills the same role and it’s really useful. https://scala-lang.org/api/3.3.1/scala/Predef$.html#???-0 https://scala-lang.org/api/3.3.1/scala/Predef$.html#???-0
- packetlost 4mo agoRust has the todo!() macro but no todo type. I use todo! constantly and would probably make heavy use of a todo type as well...
- 0xdeafbeef 4mo agoTodo type in rust will be a never type. Eg thing which exit or panic returns
- packetlost 4mo agoOh I hadn't thought about that!
- stevefan1999 4mo agoIs there any AOT solution for running BEAM?
- toast0 4mo agoThe BEAM JIT is all done when .beam files are loaded. It's a runtime JIT, because you can always load new code, but it's not a tracing JIT and it's designed to be pretty fast to do it while loading. For most applications of BEAM, I think the time spent loading code, including JIT, is probably immaterial. If you have a special need, I haven't seen anyone do it, but I would expect it wouldn't be that hard to run the jit ahead of time. I haven't fully studied it, but I think the expectation is the output from jit should be pretty much the same every run, so it seems doable to generate it once and load many times.
- cdaringe 4mo agoCompile to js target and leverage v8 compiler cache? I dunno, just riffing. You’re probably BEAMing vs js runtime-ing for server workloads, but periodically i compile to node and do stuff
- ofrzeta 4mo agoStupid question but does the Gleam website run on Gleam?
- okkdev 4mo agoYes! It's statically built. https://github.com/gleam-lang/website https://github.com/gleam-lang/website