> Let’s start with, if you don’t let people learn on the job… Learning in the job is great, within reason. Abandoning all of your existing experience and tryi

> Let’s start with, if you don’t let people learn on the job… Learning in the job is great, within reason. Abandoning all of your existing experience and trying to write new projects in a completely unfamiliar language with zero prior experience is not reasonable, though. Learning isn’t a binary yes/no feature of a job. There is ample room for learning without allowing reckless decisions like trying to use Elm for server-side code when even the Elm authors are hostile to such a use case.