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So Elm is only usable for new projects (or rewrites from scratch) and can't be "tried out" if you have some existing mess of a code and want to replace some esp

So Elm is only usable for new projects (or rewrites from scratch) and can't be "tried out" if you have some existing mess of a code and want to replace some especially ugly chunk of it (or write a new feature) - just to see how it goes?

zalmoxes 11y ago
No that's not true. Richard from NRI wrote a great blog post about just "trying out" elm in your React app. http://tech.noredink.com/post/126978281075/walkthrough-introducing-elm-to-a-js-web-app http://tech.noredink.com/post/126978281075/walkthrough-intro...
seddona 11y ago
We use Elm inside Angular in production. On https://circuithub.com/projects/ti/TIDA-00230 https://circuithub.com/projects/ti/TIDA-00230 most of the drawing is Elm.