There are optional type annotations that are supported by docs and compile-time tools. But if you don't mind me nerd-sniping you ... someone's done something a

There are optional type annotations that are supported by docs and compile-time tools. But if you don't mind me nerd-sniping you ... someone's done something a bit crazier recently. It's called Elmchemy[1], which lets you write Elm that compiles to elixir. Recent blog post[2]. --- [1] https://github.com/wende/elmchemy https://github.com/wende/elmchemy [2] https://hackernoon.com/elmchemy-write-type-safe-elixir-code-with-elms-syntax-part-2-our-own-rpg-character-module-cedbf7da138d https://hackernoon.com/elmchemy-write-type-safe-elixir-code-...