Brett
@brett.ooo
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🍞 Software Engineer ✨ Gleam enthusiast 📍 NYC
I still stumble occasionally trying to use
@jj-vcs.dev
but that's only because it's given me the confidence to try and do things that I'd never even think to attempt directly with git. And even when I mess up jj undo is such a blessing
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I've been having a hard time working on personal projects recently, and I think getting back into more directly creative endeavors like game dev may help. What do people recommend? I'm open to any software/language but right now I'm between diving into Bevy or Godot
2 months ago
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Giacomo Cavalieri
3 months ago
A reminder of how cool and flexible snapshot tests can be!
giacomocavalieri.me/writing/test...
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Testing can be fun, actually
Writing and maintaining tests is boring. But they're also some of the most valuable code we can write. With this blog post you'll learn a criminally underrated testing technique to add to your testing...
https://giacomocavalieri.me/writing/testing-can-be-fun-actually
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Me and my fellow Bills fans saying we want to see a change going into next season:
3 months ago
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Mike Golic Jr
4 months ago
the Falcons, free from the shackles of expectation
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Just watched a Samsung ad for their AI features where the actors go to a museum and ask their phone questions about the things on display. Now, I haven't been to a museum as recently as I'd like, but I think they still have those neat little placards next to each exhibit that gives you that info
5 months ago
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Continuing my annual tradition of doing advent of code in
@gleam.run
. It's been a second since I've gotten the chance to write some Gleam and I'm absolutely blown away with how good the LSP has gotten, such a lovely programming experience!
5 months ago
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hayleigh
5 months ago
all i'm saying is if we average 5 stars a day lustre can hit 2k in time for my birthday 🥺👉👈 thatd be pretty cool huh huh what if i promise a release when we hit 2k 👀
github.com/lustre-labs/...
gogogogogo
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Gleam Programming Language
5 months ago
"So far, the only bugs we've seen in our Gleam codebase are mistakes in business logic - nothing that would actually crash in production," says Georges Boris, Chief Design Officer at Uncover. Read the full case study:
gleam.run/case-studies...
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No room for error | A case study of Gleam in production at Uncover
A case study of Gleam in production at Uncover
https://gleam.run/case-studies/uncover/
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hayleigh
6 months ago
A bunch of talks yesterday name-dropped Lustre which is so surreal, super wild for folks to just be talking about Your Thing ™️ in the middle of a talk. We're only 18 stars off of 1.9k and I'm desperately trying to get 2k before the end of the year. 🥺👉👈
github.com/lustre-labs/...
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GitHub - lustre-labs/lustre: A Gleam web framework for building HTML templates, single page applications, and real-time server components.
A Gleam web framework for building HTML templates, single page applications, and real-time server components. - lustre-labs/lustre
https://github.com/lustre-labs/lustre
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Hayleigh is by far one of the best devs I’ve ever met, and an amazing teacher of difficult concepts too! If you’re hiring I can’t sing her praises enough!
add a skeleton here at some point
8 months ago
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Barry
8 months ago
Forgot to announce on here, but streamed some
#gleamlang
this morning! Using gleeunit, I can now automatically create/destroy a database from a template for tests with pog
www.twitch.tv/videos/25694...
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[Gleam] one database per test with gleeunit - chiroptical on Twitch
chiroptical went live on Twitch. Catch up on their Software and Game Development VOD now.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2569417449
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More important than how productive your tools make you is how cool you feel using them. Is my helix, and zellij setup discernibly better than other editors? Probably not. Does doing basic things make me feel really smart? Absolutely
8 months ago
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I don’t think I’m getting the most out of jj that I could, but my commits are cleaner and I’m having fun so that’s a win
8 months ago
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Tangled
9 months ago
we really want to build something using
@gleam.run
. any suggestions?
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Gleam Programming Language
9 months ago
Details confirmed for the first ever Gleam conference, brought to you by
@crowdhailer.bsky.social
: Gleam Gathering is happening on 21st February 2026 in Bristol, England. First speakers confirmed are from our Core Team:
@lpil.uk
@hayleigh.dev
and
@giacomocavalieri.me
⭐
gleamgathering.com
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I don’t know whether I have the font on my ereader so large because my eyesight is getting worse or because the dopamine hit I get from pressing the page turn button is what keeps me reading
9 months ago
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Louis Pilfold
9 months ago
The last 8 years have all been working towards this moment
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Louis Pilfold
9 months ago
Oh my gosh! Gleam got #2 most admired programming language in the Stack Overflow survey! We're on the podium with Rust and Elixir!
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It’s not news that the software that we use seem to be getting worse and worse but it feels like the website versions of apps are getting hit the hardest. Especially on mobile. The bright side is it means I spend less time online out of frustration 🤷
10 months ago
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Preliminary results but so far
@tanstack.com
Form is amazing. Past form libraries I've used have been so frustrating that I've preferred to just hand role forms myself, but TanStack Form has fixed a lot of those issues
10 months ago
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Gleam Programming Language
10 months ago
Guillaume Hivert, VP of Engineering at Steerlab, shares how being a Gleam business has been the best choice they have made!
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A major disconnect I have with a lot of pro AI arguments is that they make out that doing things like searching something on Google is such a painful experience, and we now no longer need to do it. It's definitely gotten more annoying _because_ of AI, but it's wasn't some huge burden solve?
10 months ago
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Since the NYT election map by neighborhood is now behind a paywall, I thought I'd share this one by AP
apnews.com/projects/nyc...
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See how every neighborhood in New York City voted in the Democratic mayoral primary
https://apnews.com/projects/nyc-primary-election-mayor-precinct-map/
10 months ago
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Hell Gate *subscribe today!*
11 months ago
Here are the bars that will be showing the Hell Gate Primary Night Special Live Event. If you wanna add your bar, get in touch.
hellgatenyc.com/primary-live...
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There are two hawks(?) perched on a tree across from my apartment but they’re just too far away to get a good look at. This is a PSA not to wait to buy your binoculars for birding
11 months ago
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Super stoked to see that
@gleam.run
added support for named processes! This makes it even easier to build out the same kinds of systems that we love in other BEAM languages like Elixir, and Erlang.
11 months ago
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BEAM peeps, does anyone have a go-to library for creating PDFs?
11 months ago
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I spent way too much time at work figuring out how to deploy a React frontend with a simple backend on Vercel. While I definitely could have just used NextJS the final outcome is a setup that takes less than 30 seconds to deploy. It can even do SSR, and HMR on both the frontend and backend too!
11 months ago
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Gleam Programming Language
11 months ago
Let’s hear from people that use Gleam in production!
@markholmes.bsky.social
of Williams & Holmes, LLC: “What’s so great about Gleam isn’t how fast and simple it is to build things –although that is true– but how easy it is to come back later and refactor!”
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I love helix and have been daily driving it for a few years now, but I just spent the day trying to get prettier and eslint working when they previously worked fine. If anyone has an idea of why the sudden change please let me know 🙏
11 months ago
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Gleam Programming Language
11 months ago
Gleam v1.11.0 is out now! 🌟
gleam.run/news/gleam-j...
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Gleam JavaScript gets 30% faster
Gleam v1.11.0 released
https://gleam.run/news/gleam-javascript-gets-30-percent-faster/
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As a Bills fan I stand by that I support the only real NY football team. That being said it was fun rooting for a truly local team like the Knicks. So now until September all my energy is going to the Liberty!
11 months ago
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A good day for NYC basketball across boroughs
11 months ago
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Hell Gate *subscribe today!*
11 months ago
Yes, it looks like the Knicks are cooked—but looks are deceiving. The reality is that the Pacers play bloodless basketball in a soulless ethanol state that isn't even in the top 3 of corn producers in the country—they are number 5—they are the BALTIMORE ORIOLES OF THE CORN DIVISION. Knicks in 7.
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The Knicks Have the Pacers Right Where They Want Them
Also, fuck Indiana.
https://hellgatenyc.com/knicks-in-7/
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A limited sample size so far but WNBA games seem to have much better music than the NBA
12 months ago
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Lars Wikman
12 months ago
If you do stuff in Elixir, Erlang, Gleam, AtomVM or adjacently. You can just ASK to be on BEAM Radio (https://beamrad.io). We do reach out to people but very few people ask. Only the spammers in my inbox. We want to show more of what happens in the ecosystem so don't be shy :)
#elixirlang
#erlang
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Louis Pilfold
about 1 year ago
VSCode can offer JavaScript refactorings which take additional input from the user (see the first gif, it takes a new name). We want to have similar for Gleam, but we can't work out a way to do this with language server protocol. Is it possible? Help! 💜
code.visualstudio.com/docs/typescr...
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Refactoring TypeScript
Learn about TypeScript refactorings supported by Visual Studio Code.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/typescript/typescript-refactoring#_refactoring
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hayleigh
about 1 year ago
For the last three months I've been working with
@joshi.monster
on the next major release of Lustre... It's here! You can read the announcement post here:
hexdocs.pm/lustre/annou...
We did so much this release,, 3x faster(!), better native forms, lifecycle effects, built-in debounce, ...
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· lustre · v5.0.0SearchDocument
https://hexdocs.pm/lustre/announcements/2025-04-19.html
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hayleigh
about 1 year ago
www.thoughtworks.com/radar/langua...
I’ve been told that it’s pretty cool we’re on this list 🤭
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Gleam | Technology Radar | Thoughtworks
Erlang/OTP is a powerful platform for building highly concurrent, scalable and fault-tolerant distributed systems. Traditionally, its languages have been dynamically typed, but Gleam introduces type [...
https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/languages-and-frameworks/summary/gleam
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Gleam Programming Language
about 1 year ago
Gleam v1.9.0 is out now! It's a big one!
gleam.run/news/hello-e...
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Hello echo! Hello git! - Gleam
The Gleam programming language
https://gleam.run/news/hello-echo-hello-git/
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Giacomo Cavalieri
about 1 year ago
This is a cracked release with language support for debug printing, git dependencies, the ability to jump to type definition, 6 new code actions, and a huge performance boost for the js target as the cherry on top 🍒
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Hank Green
about 1 year ago
This shoulda been the Bills.
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Over the last few years I've been building a website for a local co-op, and every time the project would stall I'd end up re-building it from scratch. For this final version I built it in
@astro.build
and I'm so glad I did! Absolutely the best experience I've had building out a (mostly) static site
over 1 year ago
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Excited to be doing this webinar with
@joshcprice.bsky.social
! No better way to spend my birthday than talking about
@gleam.run
. If anyone is interested you can RSVP for free here
codebeamamerica.com/webinar2025/
!
over 1 year ago
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Starting off 2025 on a good foot by making this skirt for my partner! Some of my goals for this year are to spend a bit less time in front of a screen and to finish more projects so this checked off both of those boxes
over 1 year ago
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Back to programming after a nice holiday break. Working on a small project now with a tiny frontend and backend and it's refreshing to get away from big frameworks like NextJS and have something working with a few small, and intuitive files
over 1 year ago
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5:00pm on the last day of work before the holidays and I go to review a PR
over 1 year ago
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Getting to implement Dan's designs was one of my favorite parts about working at July, definitely going to miss it! Once you know the joy of working with a well made Figma file it's hard to go back
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over 1 year ago
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Gleam Programming Language
over 1 year ago
Introducing the Gleam roadmap!
gleam.run/news/introdu...
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Introducing the Gleam roadmap! - Gleam
The Gleam programming language
https://gleam.run/news/introducing-the-gleam-roadmap/
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