Not really. I guess my approach is different. I only use a library when I have to, meaning that it's of "high quality" and it will save lots of time. Otherwise

Not really. I guess my approach is different. I only use a library when I have to, meaning that it's of "high quality" and it will save lots of time. Otherwise, I'd rather implement the feature myself, so I know the code and I can extend it later. In that sense, Elm covers me completely. There are many small good utility libraries to use, but I only use 2-3 of them. And most of them, you can read the code, quickly understand what it does and pick the code you want to use in your app.