I was excited to use Gleam this year on the first couple of Advent of Code problems. Once you get over the installation process, it feels like a surprisingly mature language. It’s very usable. I’d recommend giving it a try!
Sorry you found it confusing. Having the logo be a link to the homepage has been a web design standard for a long time so that was presumed sufficient. What could we do to make the navigation more intuitive for you?
I was excited to use Gleam this year on the first couple of Advent of Code problems. Once you get over the installation process, it feels like a surprisingly mature language. It’s very usable. I’d recommend giving it a try!
Very confusing site. I spent 10 minutes clicking around, reading, and wondering what Gleam is.
Apparently you have to click the logo to go to the main page…
Sorry you found it confusing. Having the logo be a link to the homepage has been a web design standard for a long time so that was presumed sufficient. What could we do to make the navigation more intuitive for you?
Thanks for your reply and no need to apologize.
You’re right, lobste.rs has it as well so it might be just my old brain, but I would expect a ‘home’ section.
Hi Ipil,
Is there a roadmap somewhere of what your are planning for Gleam and its ecosystem ?
I read elsewhere that you are going to work full time on Gleam, so I’m curious :)
Hello! Yes I’m now working full time on Gleam :)
The GitHub issue tracker has some information but most the detail is in the discussion on Discord.