[udbhavs]

This is my first time reading about Gleam and it looks really cool! How's the experience of writing Vue components in it? Web frameworks like it and Svelte tend to liberally meddle with the syntax & semantics of JS through transpilation to have a specialized dev experience, so it can be difficult to use a different language and feel like a first class citizen since it's not like using a simple API anymore (unless there is special consideration given to it like ReScript and React).

Also, what's the concurrency story like? Gleam does not seem to support async/await but apparently it has colored functions when compiling to JS, though I'm not sure how those interop with the JS ecosystem.

[oDot]

vleam does not use Vue's `<script setup>`, but instead transpiles to a regular `<script>` block, so it does not rely on specialized syntax.

It works surprisingly well, and Gleam, being such a simple language, is a joy to code in. The main issues are honestly vleam itself -- the LSP is a bit finicky and the Vite plugin needs more work, as it sometimes requires a full restart and tends to transpile excessively. I expect most of this to be solved soon enough.

As for concurrency, the `fetch` usage example sums it up fairly well:

https://github.com/gleam-lang/fetch/tree/main