Gleam
Let the development shine
Make scalable and reliable code easily...
Gleam is a new kid on the block, a new language that's transpiling to Erlang and JavaScript so, it's letting us build projects which can run on the server side using Erlang or JavaScript (Node or Deno) and on the client side, in the browser, using JavaScript.
This book is the way you can build your hat for Gleam and start building applications for backend, frontend, or full-stack, we are going to give you the tools and you can roll your ideas.
"It's so small that you can learn it in an afternoon. Taha Shashtari
| Number of pages | In process |
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| Author | Manuel Ángel Rubio Jiménez |
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(EN)
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| Edition | (1st) First edition |
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What's this about?
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Let me introduce you to this Gleam book, in this chapter, we are going to talk about the author, the reviewers, the content of the book, what we are going to tell you and how we are going to proceed.
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Let me introduce you Gleam
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Let me introduce you to the Gleam language. We are going to talk about the ideas that brought us Gleam, what exactly Gleam is, what could we do perfectly with Gleam and where we assume that Gleam isn't fittable. Join the Gleam community and start enjoying while using a great programming language.
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The two ways of Gleam
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Let's talk about our options. On the one hand, we can use Gleam with BEAM where you can join the development of a vibrant community on the server side. On the other hand, we can use Gleam with JavaScript and deploy it for the server, the browser, or whatever environment where you can use NodeJS, Deno or Bun. Don't worry, it's not something you chose only once, you can change whenever and try both choices.
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