Well, this is interesting. I think full stack Elm + Acadia is an interesting proposition. It’d be particularly interesting if the backend could target Go, Rust, or BEAM or something with better concurrency and parallelism than Node.
Too little, too late. Most have moved on from Elm years ago, including me, after having been burned by their holier-than-thou decisions regarding custom JS escape hatches.
How I would wish to have no overhead type aliases in Java…
I’m happy to see Elm evolving well like this!
Elm is on a faster release cycle now, and 0.19.3 is out today. The post also has a rough roadmap of what to expect for the next few Elm releases.
Well, this is interesting. I think full stack Elm + Acadia is an interesting proposition. It’d be particularly interesting if the backend could target Go, Rust, or BEAM or something with better concurrency and parallelism than Node.
Too little, too late. Most have moved on from Elm years ago, including me, after having been burned by their holier-than-thou decisions regarding custom JS escape hatches.
that's such ancient history now :)