Louis Pilfold

I've been testing this out and for some reason none of the grammar changes seems to be changing my syntax highlighting. I'm running `npm run compile-watch` and press f5 to...

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Hello! Thanks for your suggestions It's not recommended to use reflect, rather wrapper functions are preferred around JavaScript code that needs to do anything complicated. I think the examples I...

Yes I think so! I intend to generate .d.ts files from Gleam code but the other direction could also work.

Gleam isn't a dynamic language, so we should not have any problems there implementing traits/interfaces. Whether this kind of metaprogramming is the right fit for Gleam is not yet clear....

The solution there is to pass around a implicit argument that's a dictionary containing the implementing functions for that data type. This is how OCaml does it (though explicitly), and...

Modules could be a good foundation for runtime representation, though the inability to compose modules means that generic or composable interfaces becomes largely impossible. For us it is a shame...

Oh I see, we're talking more language design than runtime implementation. What would be the advantage of using a module here over records? Records can be constructed and composed at...

That works, but I think we want to also consider generics and interface composability ## Generics Imagine these two interfaces ```rust interface Add { fn add(self, self) -> self }...

For this behaviour and implementations of it what Erlang code would be generated? I don't see how this could be implemented using modules. ```rust pub behaviour Reducer(iter(e), y) { //...