Peter Saxton
Peter Saxton
This is a very speculative issue and not something I am sure is even possible. **Is it possible to have the ergonomics of Gleam when writing embedded code?** The Beam...
https://gleam.run/book/tour/let-bindings.html I'm not sure if this should just be a link to the case section or if it's different enough to have it's own content. Given the hypothetical future of...
A key part of the ecosystem. There exists a wrapper around httpc, which is useful for many usecase but not all. For example the caller is left to handle compression....
There are several things that don't belong as public functions in the standard library because they are very erlang specific. - charlist - term to binary - runtime error formats....
Gleam makes re-factoring much easier, which is a win. But when rapidly changing how things are structure a quite reasonable about of time is spent updating the imports, particuparly `import...
# Distributed Gleam By distributed I mean running in multiple places, potentially wider than an erlang cluster e.g. browser and server. *Maybe we should call it Gleam Web Scale*. Here...
This is probably easiest explained by an example. ```rust Response{ Response( status: Int default 200, headers: Headers default [], body: Option(String) default None) } new response = Response(status: 404) ```...
A function that will turn a list to a map or return an error if a duplicate key is found. ``` from_unique_list: fn(List(tuple(key, value))) -> Result(Map(key, value), key) ``` Returned...
Will need a wrapper around gen_tcp. Suggesting this with the intention(hope) that it will eventually become part of stdlib. I think it should be relatively low risk to add to...
A stupid example ```rust import gleam/list pub fn add(a, b, _message) { a + b } pub fn demo(){ list.fold([], 0, add(_, _, "counting")) } ``` Probably needs a way...