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Gleam.NET

This is a fork of Gleam with support for compiling to run on the .NET runtime.

This is a work in progress. Many features are implemented, and many are not yet. If you try it out and something doesn't work, feel free to raise an issue or submit a PR.

For a working example, look at ./test/project_fsharp/README.md

The motivation for this was initially to enable a means of native compilation for Gleam code, since the official language currently only supports output to Erlang and Javascript.

What Gleam.NET is meant to be:

• A way to write Gleam code that runs on the .NET VM or natively via AOT compilation
• Able to reference .NET code from Gleam code
• Able to reference Gleam code from .NET code
• Mostly compatible with Gleam
• Usable to write real applications
• A fun hobby / learning experience
• Open to contributions from others besides myself

What Gleam.NET is not meant to be:

• Perfect
• 100% compatible with every line of code in Gleam and .NET

Sponsors

Gleam is kindly supported by its sponsors. If you would like to support Gleam please consider sponsoring its development by sponsoring lpil on GitHub.