Really, although Elm is young and changing its also simple and strong. Here's
the argument:
- do you want runtime errors?
- do you want to use something simple or complex? (In a Rich Hickey sense)
there strives to be one way to do things. This saves valuable decision time
that JavaScript develo
Evan works at NoRedInk which has a huge stake in Elm being around *and
being awesome*.
I would bet that Elm will be around tomorrow.
Regarding convincing your boss, the main use case scenario for an Elm app
is something that is highly complex and that needs to go. Elm is designed
for code evolutio
Hi folks,
As a developer I am convinced that I want to build my front-end software
with Elm, but I need some arguments to convince my boss.
In my company a piece of front-end has to be rebuild and extended with a
new front-end technology (currently Java JSP). I have already convinced my
colle
