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Author is apparently unaware that elm doesn't claim to be ready for prime time yet. Batteries definitely not included. I personally find elm pretty compelling,
by mml 10y ago
Author is apparently unaware that elm doesn't claim to be ready for prime time yet. Batteries definitely not included.
I personally find elm pretty compelling, and look forward to using it in some distant future when I touch web frontends.
- coldtea 10y ago>Author is apparently unaware that elm doesn't claim to be ready for prime time yet. You seem apparently unaware that nowhere in elm's website it says that, and in fact it totally implies the opposite "A delightful language for reliable webapps".
- Skinney 10y agoThe version number is 0.17. This means breaking and backwards incompatible changes between releases.
- douche 10y agoIf only we could depend on version numbering schemes to actually have meaning.
- hood_syntax 10y agoMy understanding is that Elm enforces Semantic Versioning, which would imply that unless I'm not recalling the particulars correctly
- dismantlethesun 10y agoI thought you needed 3 things for a semantic version. Major.Minor.Patch So 0.1.7 would be semantic, but 0.17 would not be.
- Skinney 10y ago0.17 === 0.17.0. The latest version of Elm is actually 0.17.3
- mattmanser 10y agoIt also has links to companies using it live and advice on how to migrate codebases. Definitely sounds like the Elm team think it's ready for prime time.