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With massive backing behind Angular and React from giants like Google and Facebook I doubt Elm will make a dent in overall adoption. There are many excellent fu
by cutler 10y ago
With massive backing behind Angular and React from giants like Google and Facebook I doubt Elm will make a dent in overall adoption. There are many excellent functional transpile to JS languages out there (Clojurescript is my favourite) but industry wants Javascript. Furthermore, a lot of front-end JS is coupled with back-end Node.js so any new front-end language will need to integrate well with Node.js which is the new Enterprise hotness.
- rgoomar 10y agoI agree. It isn't going to have a large dent in adoption. Bigger companies won't just jump on board and will use Angular and React due to popularity and it is probably easier to hire engineers with experience in one or the other. But, I think the adoption of Elm for newer projects can have a significant impact.