@__smiz@elmlang@reasonml We use it at @XetiCode for both internal and external projects. It is our go-to frontend language. The community is still vibrant and pushing the eco system forward.
@anagrium @jfmengels@elmlang 👍There are tug-of-war features in any language. For its audience, I love Elm because it has taken the approach of keeping its features simple and thus less error-prone at the expense of making the code, in places, more complex and verbose.
Organizations that use @elmlang, it's now easier than ever to support the people behind your favorite tools.
You can find a list of them in this list: https://t.co/NwKE2QK1CN
I'm really hoping that GH sponsors change will make a difference 🤞♥️
@tottinge@dillontkearns@allenholub In my experience, this is true from both the engineer's perspective as well as the customer's perspective. In my career, I have always told the customer that version 3 is going to be what they envisioned for version 1.
The final article has been posted! To finish up this series on using Fission (#fissioncodes) with Elm (#elmlang), the article focuses on authentication and using Fission Drive. Check out @Verge_729’s great work at the link below!
https://t.co/Du0pocG3Ms
The second article in the series on using Fission has been published! This one features how to integrate Fission (#fissioncodes) into an Elm (#elmlang) project. Check it out at the link below!
https://t.co/pN1E4lX6Av
One of our employee’s has been learning how to use Vite (#vite_js) and Fission (#fissioncodes) with Elm (#elmlang), and he has written how-to articles explaining the process. The first of three articles has been published, and you can click the link to start learning, too!
@jameslittle230 I'm using it and its great. :) Totally understand about how you need to be excited about something to keep it moving forward, especially when it is a side-project. I'll be writing a blog post soon about how I integrated it with #elmlang.
The thing I really appreciate about Luca's "What we like about Elm" list is that 2 items (elm-ui and content driven websites) represent the contributions from the #elm community at large. Way to go, team. We have an awesome community. https://t.co/Uo8uKRvJuS
The thing I really appreciate about Luca's "What we like about Elm" list is that 2 items (elm-ui and content driven websites) represent the contributions from the #elm community at large. Way to go, team. We have an awesome community. https://t.co/Uo8uKRvJuS