This is so true. Anyone who wants to see the ideas behind Haskell and It's style of languages succeed should be doing everything they can to support elm. You ca

This is so true. Anyone who wants to see the ideas behind Haskell and It's style of languages succeed should be doing everything they can to support elm. You can't find and easier, more straightforward introduction to the concepts and style of programming than it. Yes purists will complain about the bells and whistles it does have, and that's exactly the point. You can learn elm and be productive in it in after a single weekend. And it's error messages should be the industry standard for language messages in any language. It's incredible how simple and accurate they are. It will change your view of what a compiler is capable of. Not to mention it's not a far leap for people already doing web coding.