> Elm was trying to make it very hard to use JS in Elm which is always a bad idea when you are a transpiled language. Your code will produce runtime errors whi

> Elm was trying to make it very hard to use JS in Elm which is always a bad idea when you are a transpiled language. Your code will produce runtime errors which will be rendered into console with ReasonML runtime guts in it. I would disagree that this is in any way superior to Elm's promise of no runtime errors, and JS via ports having no runtime in its errors.