Issue #24
Elm and Meteor, JavaScript server apps, full-stack exploration in type safety, Elm 3D scene. By @ianemackenzie, @okwolf, @anthonny_q, and others.…
Issue #23
James Carlson has made progress with making his Latex editor written in Elm to run on the desktop. It was done with the help of Tauri - a toolkit to make desktop applications using frontend frameworks, including Elm. Turns out, the process is pretty straightforward. While the results are impressive,…
Issue #22
It seems that the Covid-19, protests against police brutality and racial discrimination, economic slowdown, and, well, I guess the summer weather all had an effect on people getting time off the Internet and their computers. There isn't happening much this week in the Elm land apart from some bad news:…
Issue #21
Issue #21: sorting and indexing elements, subscriptions, using Deno for development, custom operators, and timezones. This week Elm Bits by @WhiteHatGB, @mirkoperillo, @JGFraire, @robheghan, @epsilon2178, and others.…
Issue #20 - special about Elm
Say what? An Elm newsletter with a special issue about... Elm? Yes, but hang with me just for a minute. I am not going to talk to you about things that Elm guide or Elm programming have written about. This issue is more about the internals of Elm or lower-level…
Issue #19
Building a web-based calculator. Another look at the phantom types for compile-time constraints. Interactive data visualizations. And a WebRTC chat.…
Issue #18
In this issue: API design for libraries, intro to functional programming, SPA fatigue, React vs Elm vs Vanilla JS, and GraphQL.…
Issue #17
ReadingRyan Fraizer is continuing his epic saga on writing a calculator in Elm. Here's the last post with implementation details (the next two are about testing and deploy). In this one Ryan explains how to use combination of keys, e.g. CTRL + Backspace to perform an action on the page.…
Issue 16
Building a calculator; elm-review rules and safe/unsafe pattern; css transforms; announcement of Lamdera; Elm UI & Elm CSS patterns.…
Issue #15 - special about JSON
My first days and weeks with Elm were painful. Embracing the unknown is hard, and moving from the cozy environment like Python and React to the rough waters of functional programming was like the first bungee or parachute jumps for me. Why do it if the demand for Python, Java,…