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The creator of Elm works for your company though [1]. Seems like your experience is going to be a lot different from the average developer because you can proba
by renlo 10y ago
The creator of Elm works for your company though [1]. Seems like your experience is going to be a lot different from the average developer because you can probably walk 20 steps to the designer of Elm to ask a question. I haven't used Elm just raising the point.
[1] https://twitter.com/czaplic https://twitter.com/czaplic
- sotojuan 10y agoNot only does the creator of Elm work there but so do the people who know Elm more than anyone else in the world. Literally. While it's proof Elm can work it's not really a fair comparison for teams wanting to adopt it.
- rtfeldman 10y agoThat's true for me, yes, but the author of this article works at a totally different company halfway around the world. :)
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- vvanders 10y agoThat's only been a recent development, rtfeldman has been using Elm for noredink for a long while before that.
- rtfeldman 10y agoWe hired him because we'd already been using Elm for awhile and were so happy with it we wanted to contribute financially in addition to contributing with the libraries we open-source. :) My boss wrote more about it here: http://tech.noredink.com/post/136615783598/welcome-evan http://tech.noredink.com/post/136615783598/welcome-evan