> I'd wanted to take advantage of this a while back with an Elm->Rust
compiler, that just used Rc (reference counting) for everything, so there's
no garbage collection.
I guess this is also interesting because (as I understand it) it's the lack
of garbage collection in WebAssembly that disquali
Hi! It's good of you to post your findings from the MDN docs. But
currently, for me (Mac/Chrome/Safari), the fact is that select *does* seem
to fire onInput.
Even earlier, when I initially posted my problem, I think onInput was
firing. I had convinced myself that the issue was with the sel
Hi! It's good of you to post your findings from the MDN docs. But
currently, for my setup (Mac/Chrome/Safari), the fact is that select *does*
seem to fire onInput.
Even when I posted my problem earlier I think onInput was firing. I had
convinced myself that the issue was with the selected a
I have been trying to use Html.select (the drop-down menu). Unfortunately
the selected attribute doesn't seem to work for me.
Some context: I am attempting the exercises at the bottom
of https://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/effects/http.html. As new
topics are entered in the input box, th
I just did this exercise too! My solution was to perform the validation
from the update function and to save the error messages in the model.
On Saturday, 25 February 2017 06:55:06 UTC, Anurup Mitra wrote:
>
> Dear Alex,
>
> This is very elegant indeed! I am bowled over by the simplicity of it a
