giacomocava

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The Next Version of Curling IO(curling.io)
3 points by giacomocava 7mo ago|0 comments
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by giacomocava 7mo ago
Thanks!!
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by giacomocava 8mo ago
There’s no “unknown” or “any” in Gleam, it’s not possible to cheat the type system that way
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by giacomocava 9mo ago
Speaker here! I'm really happy about this talk, I hope people enjoy it as much as I enjoyed delivering it :)
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by giacomocava 10mo ago
“We wouldn't be using Gleam if it wasn't a safe, sensible - almost boring - choice.” - I think this has become one of my new favourite quotes
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by giacomocava 10mo ago
Exciting to see new Gleam production uses pop up! Great writeup :)
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by giacomocava 1y ago
I have to say, it's been great for hosting my little server! I ssh into it to code using Helix and it's been really good at compiling Gleam and running the language server as well :)
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by giacomocava 1y ago
Amazing to hear success stories of Gleam in production! Running on the beam really feels like a super power
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by giacomocava 1y ago
Omg yes, pattern matching is such an amazing feature I miss it dearly in languages that don't have it!
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by giacomocava 1y ago
Implementing the decision tree optimisation was such a rewarding process, worth every minute I spent head scratching!
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by giacomocava 1y ago
Gleam is great too!
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Lustre v5.0.0 Released(hexdocs.pm)
4 points by giacomocava 1y ago|0 comments
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Supercharge your Tests with Snapshot Testing [video](youtube.com)
1 points by giacomocava 1y ago|0 comments
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by giacomocava 1y ago
> the language server (which is included within the gleam binary) now provides the "find references" feature This was my #1 most wanted feature, I’m so grateful to Surya for implementing it, he’s amazing!!
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by giacomocava 2y ago
Thank you! Yeah guides and documentation will be a big focus for the core team this year :)
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A Code Centric Journey into the Gleam Language YOW 2024(youtube.com)
2 points by giacomocava 2y ago|2 comments
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by giacomocava 2y ago
print debugging is the best debugging <3 Thank you for the kind comment!!
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by giacomocava 2y ago
The language server has been improving at such a fast pace it's hard to keep up! Soon I'll be out of code actions to implement
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by giacomocava 2y ago
All the pain to get echo working was 100% worth it! What a great release
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by giacomocava 2y ago
> Could you say something about the cases where you did need to write Erlang code? Sure! For one of my most used packages ( https://github.com/giacomocavalieri/birdie ) I needed to get the terminal width to display a
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by giacomocava 2y ago
Yeah FP can for sure take some getting used to before it clicks! I think a great resource for that is Gleam's Exercism track ( https://exercism.org/tracks/gleam ), not only will it teach you the language but by star
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by giacomocava 2y ago
There's a great article by Erika on use, definitely recommended :) https://erikarow.land/notes/using-use-gleam
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by giacomocava 2y ago
Pure Gleam will get you really far without having to touch any Erlang, I've done Gleam for almost a year now and there were very little cases where I needed to write Erlang code myself, usually there's already a library that deals
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by giacomocava 2y ago
Heard squirrel is well cool :P
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by giacomocava 2y ago
I love how every new release becomes my new favourite one, so many nice additions! And I wanted the label shorthand syntax for a long time
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A new Gleam feature I love(giacomocavalieri.me)
6 points by giacomocava 2y ago|0 comments
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by giacomocava 3y ago
That's a great point! Yeah using `Option`, or the newly introduced records is a great help in sticking to the best practices, you're totally right! The problem lies in the fact that it's not the only way to write Java code, y
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What if best practices were the norm?(giacomocavalieri.me)
10 points by giacomocava 3y ago|2 comments