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The Boring Internet

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A guide to building Gleam apps for web, desktop, and mobile

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Gleam is straightforward, predictable and stable

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We Dropped Vue for Gleam and Lustre

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You don't need an ORM [video]

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Making the most of bit arrays in Gleam

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A tiny probabilistic programming language in Gleam

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How I made my own web server in Gleam

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crowdhailer
·2 maanden geleden·discuss
Writing my own programming language eyg.run that for a long time had no syntax. I worked on a structural editor for a long time and this weekend I finally documented the sneaky text syntax that did exist for testing. So the structural editor I'm not sure about the future. The language is still fun to write and use tho.
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·2 maanden geleden·discuss
I think more people having a crack at a language is a good thing. It demystifies a lot. For a long while I wanted the install guide for EYG (my language) to be a tutorial to write an interpreter in the language of your choice. I thought following the guide should take about a weekend and cover every feature in the language. For production you might want someone else's implementation, but for getting started what a great intro.
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·2 maanden geleden·discuss
I think this is going to turn into a very smart move by Zig.
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·2 maanden geleden·discuss
This was good for me to read. I'm still on GitHub, but think about moving more frequently than I'd like to
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·9 maanden geleden·discuss
I certainly know and admire eve. However I don't think I consciously took that many features from it into EYG. I'd be curios what the crossover is
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·10 maanden geleden·discuss
Ahh yes so I am. thanks for the correction
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·10 maanden geleden·discuss
I guess ASML chips are selling as well as they hoped, need a bigger customer.
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·vorig jaar·discuss
I'm pretty confident they will become a common feature in functional languages. Unison, Roc, EYG also have some version.

Then we just need to wait for the functional languages to become mainstream.
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·vorig jaar·discuss
I wrote about them here. https://crowdhailer.me/2025-02-14/algebraic-effects-are-a-fu... as I got a reasonable handle on implementing them in EYG

All the examples are editable, though not as text.
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·3 jaar geleden·discuss
oh yeah. I also made an voice assistant called Colin on the homepage
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·3 jaar geleden·discuss
I've built my own small embeddable functional language with structural record unions and effect types. By focusing on making the language tiny I have been able to embed it in arduino, web and server projects. The aim is to eventually use it for every side project I make. https://petersaxton.uk/log/