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Elm is the Front End Framework/Library that I find most intriguing. The only thing keeping me back is the lack of adoption? I feel like learning it would be for
by alexbanks 10y ago
Elm is the Front End Framework/Library that I find most intriguing. The only thing keeping me back is the lack of adoption? I feel like learning it would be for funsies, but I'd never really be able to use it in the workplace. Has anyone made their company a believer?
- pmarreck 10y agohttps://www.noredink.com/ https://www.noredink.com/ uses it https://circuithub.com/ https://circuithub.com/ uses it Futureice uses it, here they talk about their experiences with it: http://futurice.com/blog/elm-in-the-real-world http://futurice.com/blog/elm-in-the-real-world Here's a presentation by Richard Feldman of NoRedInk on their experience: https://presentate.com/rtfeldman/talks/shipping-a-production-web-app-in-elm https://presentate.com/rtfeldman/talks/shipping-a-production... I think new technologies are best evaluated by a careful subjective evaluation of their future promise (something to grow with) instead of looking at how many people are using said technology already... but I'm a startup guy with Shiny-Thing Bias (STB). :) (and I'm already an Elixir fan, and Elixir is chummy with Elm!)
- alexbanks 10y agoYeah, I guess as a not-startup guy that isn't allowed to make tech decisions, Elm is just a shiny thing just out of reach.