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m8s
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Comment #48964024
There is no source because it's not true
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Comment #48379306
Hmm they all seem to be working for me
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Comment #47257310
I’ve been really unhappy with pretty much every Google product I’ve used except their consumer productivity tools — Gmail, Calendar, and Meet. Diving into Google Cloud has been ext…
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Comment #45479487
The two feel very different. Elixir is introducing gradual set-theoretic typing ( https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.18.4/gradual-set-theoretic-types... ) while Gleam has a static Hindley…
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Comment #42945728
It’s a good lesson. We found PMF with a shared google sheet and a bit of data processing behind the scenes. The level of polish I’d come to expect as an engineer at an enterprise c…
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Comment #41610974
This is a really gross comment and should be removed.
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Comment #41272428
That reminds me, there’s a really great survival game called The Long Dark in which you survive a plane crash in something like the arctic circle and must survive. If anyone is int…
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Comment #41090831
Two quite different things! Elixir’s use: https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/main/alias-require-and-import.html... Gleam’s use: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use/
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Comment #41089466
Erika wrote “Using use in Gleam” in part because I didn’t understand how to use `use`, so I feel at least a little bit qualified to answer this. I find that `use` is quite effectiv…
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Comment #40482867
Awesome video, and definitely captures some of the super powers of targeting the BEAM! Thanks for sharing
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Comment #39591662
Congrats to the community, Gleam is a really awesome language! This is such exciting news!
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Comment #38824772
Hands up if you’ve still got ColdFusion powering critical apps in production to this day
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Comment #38500532
It doesn’t really matter what can be done natively versus in a browser. For many folks, apps are the internet. This take is very developer-centric but it doesn’t account for the re…
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Comment #38266992
I think one of the most important "features" of Gleam is that it intentionally has a small footprint. I agree with your main point here: that Gleam is highly discoverable. You arri…
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Comment #38185285
For what purpose? Is Gleam today unable to do things you’d like to be able to do?
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Comment #38184966
It really is. A typed BEAM language (that also compiles to Javascript), a fantastic community, and a growing ecosystem. I’m really excited for the future of Gleam!
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Comment #38184944
Feel free to ignore it then?
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Comment #37570699
Are there modern learning resources available for Java?
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Comment #36469243
https://www.refactoringui.com/ is a great resource for practical UI design concepts.
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Comment #36433145
> Svelte 4 reduces the Svelte package size by nearly 75% (10.6 MB down to 2.8 MB), which means less waiting on npm install. This improvement will be especially noticeable for users…
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Comment #36286310
That’s fine, but that’s just your opinion. A lot of people use Elm in production and don’t have issues with it. I’m neutral on Elm. I think it’s a cool language but I don’t use it.…
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Comment #36276862
There's more to the story in that Elm is a stable, high-quality frontend language that works as well as its creator wants it to for now. There are a lot of happy Elm users over on …
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Comment #34590053
Joran Greef (TigerBeetle's CEO) had a fascinating conversation with Richard Feldman on his Software Unscripted podcast. Highly recommend giving it a listen! https://twitter.com/sw_…
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Comment #34341575
I was about to ask the same thing. Why would someone leave voluntarily for worse benefits?
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Comment #32616527
That’s surprising. In what way? I find it to be the most consistent and the most correct out of any chat software I’ve used, including IRC, Slack, Mattermost, and Microsoft Teams. …