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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
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Elm is a strongly typed, purely functional DSL described by its creator as a "delightful language for reliable web applications".
A couple years back, frustrated with my limited but already painful experiences with React and Vue, I did what any sane developer would. After spending all of 20 minutes playing with in-browser tutorials, I opted to make Elm the main language for my next project.
In this talk, I will reflect on my experience building and growing a 10k LOC Elm codebase. Most importantly, I hope to convince you that Elm is awesome and that frontend development needs not be the lawless, weakly typed wasteland it first appears to be.
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I'm sorry but what lessons were learned? The whole talk is about what Elm is, it's current state, and some specifics like JS interop. The title is totally misleading.
10k lines ain’t that much anyway. That’s like one small production app.
cool
Elm is not dead, but it smells funny. I wont bet on a single dude who hasn’t worked on it in years.
He hasn’t *released* a new version in years, that’s not the same thing. He has been working a lot in private repos over the past few years (you can check his github), and there’s no signs that that work would be on unrelated projects.