> I'd also like to pick up some "silver bullet", like Elm(if I got you right) Nothing is a silver bullet. Never claimed it was. > Anybody who does webdev know

> I'd also like to pick up some "silver bullet", like Elm(if I got you right) Nothing is a silver bullet. Never claimed it was. > Anybody who does webdev knows that. I am a web developer, and I disagree with you. > Picking a language with nice "correctness guarantees", is not going to help you much. That hasn't been my experience. > Since then, many things have changed to the worse, imho Exactly — it's your opinion. Removing surface area for runtime areas is a change for the better, in my opinion. > building things a little bit more complex than counter apps My businesses are more complex than counter apps.