Many "how do I do x in TypeScript?" questions get answers that immediately use `any`, sacrificing type safety. You can choose to use a static type system or not, but don't use one then default to turning it off whenever it gets hard. The hard parts are when you need it.
New @elmlang release today!
✨ 0.19.1 ✨
Faster builds than ever, but most excited about the new syntax errors! Hoping they will help folks get past The Syntax Cliff.
https://t.co/LsgdxVP79N
7. So what is Happy's life like? She is kept alone in an indoor elephant stable unless she's on display (alone), for visitors to the @BronxZoo to view when they're on the monorail.
Here is a video taken of Happy in her exhibit...there is no reason for her to live like this.
Just published elm-units 1.0 - simple, safe and convenient units handling for Elm! Happy to answer questions, take feedback, field requests for new functionality etc. =) https://t.co/475V7pMcaa
This man will give an awesome talk tonight about his crazy game engine in #elmlang. I will be talking about recursion, maps and folds and how I try to combine it with my educational work! See you tonight!
#elm has some really interesting language features. @stil4m will show you how to use them to build fool-proof UIs at our meetup Tuesday next week. Paco will also show how to do awesome automation with your old fan. Perfect developer's night out. RSVP at https://t.co/wa0NbEod5q
36kloc @elmlang codebase.
With 0.18, we're regularly getting 5min compile-from-scratch times. Incremental ones during development are about ~10s.
With 0.19, compiling the whole codebase from scratch takes whooping 3.881s!