i'm putting the feelers out for frontend-y dev rel-y docs-y gigs that are 2-3 days a week. if you know someone looking for someone who can do gleam/elm/react/write words, hit me up 💕

i've not even released clique yet and someone is already using it to build out their personal site!! the gleam community is just built different i swear

there's still time to grab an early bird ticket for code beam eu, and this year gleam has such a strong showing we'll have a dedicated one-day track!! @giacomocavalieri.me is also giving a workshop the day before the conference and i get to be his glamourous assistant 💕 codebeameurope.com gogogo!

any svg wizards know what the deal with this <path> is :(

Update on my reactflow ripoff, we have properly functional handles and connections! I think almost all the fundamentals are here enough to publish a v1. Before I do that it's time for a round of docs and polish ^.^

Cmon gang you’re really gonna let haskellers skew the results here???

tonight i added panning inertia and rewrote how the core rendering works, i'm super pleased. that's the fundamentals down i think, tomorrow is on to all the events required to implement real things. first up is connecting handles together.

You know how LLMs have a bit of a writing style and you can get a vibe for ai-generated text? I get the same feeling from ai-generated UI. It's got this uncanny valley vibe to it and once you start noticing the big padding, large border radius, bright colours, emojis, ... it's super jarring.

Earlier this year I left @xyflow.com to, among other things, spend more time working on gleam and lustre. it was a bit of a running joke that eventually i'd make a lustreflow fork... i'm still a long way off but i'm giving it a shot and already have the basic pan/zoom/nodes/edges canvas down!

Starfish is the superior sea creature watch your back ferris, lucy is coming for ya ⭐️🔪

Photoshop @giacomocavalieri.me into the picture and you've got an accurate portrayal of the modern Gleam nuclear family.

I find it really interesting how heavily the BEAM community (but notably elixir) is getting behind AI, lots of apps and packages and excitement.

I'm thinking about wholesale ripping of @vuejs.org's long-form guide for Lustre. I'm guessing the overlap is quite small but do I know anyone who's worked through that guide and can remember any good/bad thoughts?

Suuuuuuuper excited to confirm that I'll be speaking again at @codebeam.bsky.social EU later this year. If you're a gleamlin or just gleam-curious just take a look at how many gleam talks there are this year 🤯💕 so fucking pumped!!

It’s great to see liveview getting keyed diffs, was always a bit baffling that they weren’t there earlier 😵 Taking away what i’d guess is quite a common footgun is gonna be so nice

Can you believe i tricked these chumps into letting me talk about testing 🫣 i’ve been building out some wicked testing apis for lustre, conf-driven-development is the way

For folks that have lustre in prod at work, even if its internal, could you hit me up? I’d like to start maintaining a list of companies using lustre!

It always makes me feel weird when a cfp or a grant application wants me to describe how I'm under-represented or otherwise a minority in tech. Logically I get it, but it feels so uncomfortable.. what do you mean you can't just magically ✨ Know ✨ ???

even though this is a super exciting release, im gonna be a downer for a second,, right now, thousands are protesting in london because the supreme court ruled that the legal definition of "woman" will never include trans women they cannot erase us. #TransRightsAreHumanRights 🏳️‍⚧️

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, ...

Idk why anyone expected any different for lambdaconf this year, this is business as usual for them.

@lambdadays.bsky.social have *three* Gleam talks this year (hi, come see mine!) but they're still too afraid to list Gleam in their bio 😠

www.thoughtworks.com/radar/langua... I’ve been told that it’s pretty cool we’re on this list 🤭

@sentimentbot.bsky.social 👀

Word on the street is that cute pink language has *three* talks at lambda days 👀

In case anyone missed it, we're running a joint Elm / Gleam meetup next wednesday, if you're around london come by and hang out! meetdown.app/group/407053...

*incredibly* hyped that i'll be heading back to krakow this june to speak at @lambdadays.bsky.social it was by far my favourite conference last year 💕 i've fooled them into letting me talk about *testing*, so come hang if you wanna learn about how fp and ui tests can be best buds (:

@joshi.monster has been putting in some serious work this week getting Lustre’s vdom up to snuff. Dare I say in v5 we might graduate from “good enough” to “wait this is actually good?” territory???

Stumbled across someone working on a LiveView + Lustre integration that's supposed to let you embed client Lustre apps in a LiveView. 👀 I don't think it's ready to be shared yet so I won't link it out but I'm definitely keeping my eye on it, its plugging a very obvious gap 💕

Yoshi has been grinding away on this for like two weeks, go check it out and give them some love 💕💕

Creator of @gleam.run talking about SQL for some reason, weird

My timeline is full of folks arriving in bxl for fosdem, but im pretending they’re here to see me and i feel *very* popular ☺️☺️

I just discovered this charting lib that is pure css and semantic html. Write a <table>, slap on some classes... holy shit you have charts 🤯 One of the most inspiring cases of "use the platform" I've seen in a long time: chartscss.org

My network is mostly techy devy folks. I'm working on a component library and I'm finding most of the folks I would usually talk to about things like API design don't have much exp in this space. design engineers, component library authors, where you at I wanna nerd package apis with you!

The only way I'm going to convince @codebeam.bsky.social to update their promo materials is if I bring an army of gleamlins to SF. If you've missed what we've been up to the last year you've missed *a lot*. You can still grab an early bird ticket and listen to me yap about it 👀 codebeamamerica.com

This absolute psycho has decided to *learn gleam and functional programming* by implementing a *javascript parser*. Please go hype them up they’re gonna need it 🙏💕

Do I know any design-y minded folks that might be interested in a OSS contribution by way of a cute lil logo for lustre 👀🥺

Does anyone know of any other javascript bundlers that can be distributed as a single binary executable the same way esbuild can? I think this is an interesting and seemingly unique property of esbuild 🤔

Say I had my own component library and I wanted to play around making something like v0.dev,, anyone have any ideas how to make that happen 👀

This is the most ocaml skeet.

Gleam only has one full-time contributor (thanks @lpil.uk!) and the rest of Gleam's development is largely dictated by volunteers working on what they'd like to, but that doesn't mean we don't have plans! We've published the Gleam roadmap to be more transparent about what work is in the pipeline ✨

One of the most common complaints I see about @gleam.run is that division by 0 returns 0 – if you want an error you use `int.divide` or `float.divide` explicitly. Honestly, if this is one of the things people complain loudest about, I think we're doing alright.

Aint no way rust is claiming “fearless concurrency” when the BEAM is right there?? 😭😭

A question I'm seeing come up more often wrt Lustre is how to do optimistic ui updates while waiting for a req to resolve. The answer is always Model Shit With Types, but to get people on the right path I've gone ahead and published optimist[1] for y'all. [1]: hexdocs.pm/optimist/

We’ve had the gleam developer survey open for a couple of weeks now, if you haven’t filled it out yet please do! 💕 We use the developer survey to learn about the gleam community and steer the ship in the right direction for next year! developer-survey.gleam.run

Elixir gang can you help me with something that's left me stumped? I saw this comment on a LiveView question and it took me a bit by surprise: > LiveView does not perform diffing inside lists. Isn't rendering lists of data something that's *super* common? elixirforum.com/t/why-is-liv...

As part of my ongoing effort to follow @codesync.bsky.social around the playground until we're best friends, I'll be speaking at #CodeBEAMAmerica next march 🎉 Gleam has had a super busy year since we released v1, so I'll be giving an update for all y'all that haven't been paying enough attention 👁️👁️

✅ Accordion... - each item navigable in the page tab sequence - up/down/home/end keyboard navigation - "multi" mode allows many items open at once - "exactly-one" mode prevents collapsing

Here's a little status update with what I have for lustre/ui so far, with a few others not shown here ^^ Unlike the tailwind trend these days, all the css for lustre/ui is lovingly hand-crafted so even if you change *nothing* you might stand out a little against the 100s of shadcn drop-ins 💕

Follow up to this. The following two statements are true: - Most lustre users are not frontend-y folks and will want something that Just Works - Many users of lustre/ui will also be using tailwind Should lustre/ui include a css reset or no?