hayleigh

@hayleigh.dev

• Drawing boxes and writing words at xyflow • Core Team at Gleam • Author of Lustre I’m just a 🏳️‍⚧️ girl learning 🇫🇷 and vibing in 🇧🇪🇬🇧 Fuck Nazis. ACAB. Black Lives Matter. Trans Rights Now.

A remix of the "friendship ended with blank" meme. it reads: "friendship ended with frontend development. Now atproto development is my best friend."

a screen recording of a demo app connecting to the bluesky firehose and printing out new posts in real-time.

A screenshot from the design system's styled "Pullquote". There is a coloured rounded border on the left side of the container.

A screenshot of Giacomo sharing an article from anthropic titled "Building a C compiler with a team of parallel Claudes." He has posted the link without comment.

The "Other front-end frameworks" chart for the state of js survey. This chart shows what frameworks folks are using outside the most-common ones like React. Among options like Astro and Nuxt, 58% of the responses have been grouped under "Other Answers" with no way to see any more information.

A graph of frontend framework benchmark results. From left to right: Alpine v3.14.9 time 465.79ms, Elm v0.19.1 time 346.8ms, Elm v0.19.1 optimised time 143.34ms, Gren v0.6.2 time 341.74ms, Gren v0.6.2 optimised time 141.07ms, Lustre v5.5.0 time 244.6ms, Lustre v5.5.0 optimised time 138.32ms, React v19.1.0 time 349.95ms, React v19.1.0 optimised time 254.86ms, Solid v1.9.5 time 163.42ms, Svelte v5.25.7 time 140.92ms, Vue v3.5.13 time 275.81ms

The counter for "stargazers" on GitHub showing 2000.

A window on renata's personal website. it reads: "Renata Amutio, Gleam developer, functional programming enthusiast." she then lists some stats: 17 libraries, 2 production sites, 100% gleam.

A screenshot of a section of the Gleam website. It says:

"As a community, we want to be friendly too. People from around the world, of all backgrounds, genders, and experience levels are welcome and respected equally. See our community code of conduct for more.

Black lives matter. Trans rights are human rights. No nazi bullsh*t."

Part of the bio for the Lambda Days BlueSky account. It reads:

"2 days full of immersion in languages like Haskell, Scala, Elm, Elixir, and Clojure".

A snippet of code that adds a computed property accessible using the % symbol to the Number prototype. The code reads:

```js
Object.defineProperty(Number.prototype, '%', {
get() {
return `${this * 100}%`
}
})
```

It can be used like 0.75['%'] to return '75%'

The home page of Code BEAM America. The title reads "The conference for all BEAM lovers using Erlang, Elixir and Gleam"

A promotional banner that reads "I'm speaking at Code BEAM America - the Erlang and Elixir Conference!" It is unfortunately missing a reference to Gleam: the topic of my talk.

The heading of the Code BEAM America website. It reads: "The Erlang and Elixir conference is coming again to San Francisco." The phrase "Erlang and Elixir" has been highlighted.

A banner for Code BEAM America taking place in San Francisco on March 6 and March 7 2025. The banner is for a talk titled "Gleam: a year in review"

The message type used for this accordion component:

pub opaque type Msg {
ParentChangedChildren(List(#(String, String)))
ParentSetMode(Mode)
UserPressedDown(String)
UserPressedEnd
UserPressedHome
UserPressedUp(String)
UserToggledItem(String)
}

$An error message from Elixir's experimental type checker. It reads the following: Remove dead code found by the type system warning: incompatible types given to String.to_atom/1: String.to_atom(template) given types: dynamic(false or {term(), binary()}) but expected one of: binary() where "template" was given the type: template = Phoenix.LiveView.Utils.normalize_layout(template) typing violation found at: Phoenix.LiveView.Router.validate_live_session_opts/3$