Gleam, described as a language for building type‑safe and scalable systems, shows strong adoption with Rust accounting for 92.9% of its usage, according to a repository on Tangled.org.

The repository at https://tangled.org/gleam.run/gleam lists programming language distribution percentages and provides clone and download options. It reports 11k stars, 1 fork, and a 0 rating.

Language usage breakdown includes Rust 92.9%, JavaScript 3.6%, Gleam 1.8%, HTML 0.4%, CSS 0.4%, Erlang 0.3%, Shell 0.3%, TypeScript 0.1%, Makefile 0.1%, Dockerfile 0.1%, Elixir 0.1%, PowerShell 0.1%, and Other 0.2%.

Users can clone the repository via HTTPS or SSH, or download a tar.gz or .zip archive.

The statistics indicate Rust remains the dominant language for Gleam projects, while other languages occupy minor shares, with no further development milestones announced.