Gleam was created in 2019 by Louis Pilfold to provide a statically typed alternative for the BEAM ecosystem. It aimed to combine the robust type safety of languages like Haskell with the concurrency and fault-tolerance features of Erlang and Elixir.
Gleam
Gleam is a statically typed, functional programming language that targets the BEAM virtual machine, which powers Erlang and Elixir. It aims to provide strong type safety and performance while leveraging the concurrency and fault-tolerance features of the BEAM ecosystem.
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A Gleam expert must have strong knowledge of functional programming principles, proficiency in working with the BEAM virtual machine, and experience with type systems. They should also be skilled in Erlang and Elixir for effective interoperability and possess a solid understanding of concurrency and fault-tolerance mechanisms.
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