I've always thought that Elm was an excellent programming language! Strong type safety, helpful compiler messages, good community, great tools! What more could you ask for in a programming language?
In 32 lines or less of code I was able to write a crappy little app with horrible styling that communicated with Github's REST API to check how many followers a user has. It's not impressive by any stretch of the imagination, but the power you have with relatively little code is awesome!
I've always thought that Elm was an excellent programming language! Strong type safety, helpful compiler messages, good community, great tools! What more could you ask for in a programming language?
In 32 lines or less of code I was able to write a crappy little app with horrible styling that communicated with Github's REST API to check how many followers a user has. It's not impressive by any stretch of the imagination, but the power you have with relatively little code is awesome!
Ah cool! I definitely think it depends on the project and which data structures you need for it!