Gleam is pretty young, so I wouldn't expect the community to be huge.
Not sure what you mean by 'Phoenix on Gleam', but you could write core code in Gleam and use it in an Elixir/Phoenix app, no probs
Not sure what you mean by 'Phoenix on Gleam', but you could write core code in Gleam and use it in an Elixir/Phoenix app, no probs
Like, quite some of the more popular Elixir libraries (eg Phoenix and Ecto) depend quite heavily on macros, which I assume sortof rules out using them from other languages. Like Elixir itself, I think Gleam will only really shine once a community builds its own libraries for non-trivial messy stuff such as DB layers and web frameworks for it.
The interop is be great for simple functional stuff though, like unicode converters, JWT libraries and AWS wrappers.