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- 1Popcorn 1.0 Released, Switching to Full Erlang VM●Popcorn 1.0 Released: Moving from AtomVM to Full Erlang VM
Software agency Software Mansion has released version 1.0 of Popcorn, its tool for running Elixir and Erlang code in the browser. The milestone moves the project from AtomVM to the full Erlang VM (BEAM) via WebAssembly, promising broader OTP support and better compatibility for developers running Erlang ecosystem code client-side.
- 2Developers praise Gleam's approachable take on functional programming●Gleam is really cool. It is absolutely a functional language, but it kinda feels like you’re doing functional-style prog
Programmers are discussing Gleam, a statically typed functional language that runs on the Erlang virtual machine. One widely shared take describes it as feeling like functional-style programming in JavaScript or TypeScript, backed by a simple ML-inspired type system, making proper functional programming feel surprisingly accessible.
- 3Erlanger business lets kids drive miniature construction vehicles●Dig it? Erlanger business lets kids operate miniature construction vehicles
A business in Erlanger, Kentucky is letting children take the controls of miniature construction vehicles, giving kids a hands-on digging and driving experience. The story is drawing attention locally as a novel family entertainment offering, with coverage highlighting the appeal of letting young children operate scaled-down excavators and similar equipment in a supervised setting.
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Erlanger, the Chattanooga-based hospital system, has expanded its diagnostic technology for detecting prostate cancer, according to Local 3 News. The report highlights the health system's investment in improved screening and diagnostic capabilities for patients in the region. Specific details about the equipment, timeline, or patient impact were not provided in the available coverage.