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elm doesn’t have anything like unsafe blocks or much of an FFI. It has ports, which make integration with many libraries rather cumbersome. The elm philosophy s
by gaze 4y ago
elm doesn’t have anything like unsafe blocks or much of an FFI. It has ports, which make integration with many libraries rather cumbersome. The elm philosophy seems to be to rewrite everything in Elm, and to disincentivize binding.
- 1-more 4y agoonce you write a custom element you'll never go back to ports if you can help it. So ezpz. You can keep your state entirely in Elm with no issues.
- sdeframond 4y ago> The elm philosophy seems to be to rewrite everything in Elm, and to disincentivize binding. Or to use web components https://elmprogramming.com/interacting-with-web-components.html https://elmprogramming.com/interacting-with-web-components.h...