Top Gleam repositories on GitHub
Type-safe functional language on the BEAM virtual machine.
Ranked by stars across 45 Gleam repositories on GitHub. Refreshed daily.
- 1lustre-labs/lustre★ 2,437 · ⑂ 154
A Gleam web framework for building HTML templates, single page applications, and real-time server components.
- 2gleam-lang/awesome-gleam★ 2,042 · ⑂ 114
💯 A collection of Gleam libraries, projects, and resources
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- 6giacomocavalieri/squirrel★ 686 · ⑂ 37
🐿️ Type safe SQL in Gleam
- 7rawhat/mist★ 526 · ⑂ 37
gleam HTTP server. because it glistens on a web
- 8bcpeinhardt/learn_otp_with_gleam★ 424 · ⑂ 10
A resource for learning the OTP framework with the Gleam programming language
- 9CrowdHailer/eyg-lang★ 369 · ⑂ 15
Building better languages and tools; for some measure of better.
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- 11lpil/pog★ 264 · ⑂ 35
🐘 A PostgreSQL database client for Gleam, based on PGO
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- 13gleam-lang/cookbook★ 238 · ⑂ 7
👩🏾🍳 How to do many things in Gleam
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- 15glimr-org/glimr★ 219 · ⑂ 4
✨ A batteries-included web framework for Gleam.
- 16daniellionel01/parrot★ 217 · ⑂ 10
🦜 type-safe SQL in gleam
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- 17midas-framework/midas★ 214 · ⑂ 5
A framework for Gleam, Midas makes shiny things.
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