the platform paradigm will be the death of roc, you're not considering how isolating that will be in practice to your users. kind of ironic given Elm's design....or perhaps very unironic
and this is his first pass at a language with no equal peer.... i like him but just being realistic...there's no way it gets more use beyond weekend tutorials or a better zsh....i wish he was more focused on just delivering a better node/go experience....the stuff us commercial devs actually use
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Such a great talk! I've been really enjoying it and also it was a nice touch to add a little bit of non-programming stuff in the end. Thanks!
Btw, isn't that amazing that we still have our beloved Elm? And yes, Roc is amazing, too.
people still use it in prod?
1.0 already! gosh
the platform paradigm will be the death of roc, you're not considering how isolating that will be in practice to your users. kind of ironic given Elm's design....or perhaps very unironic
and this is his first pass at a language with no equal peer.... i like him but just being realistic...there's no way it gets more use beyond weekend tutorials or a better zsh....i wish he was more focused on just delivering a better node/go experience....the stuff us commercial devs actually use