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I may be wrong, but I think this is probably bad advice for this situation. Some programmer who isn't familiar with the front-end world probably is going to de
by logicalmonster 4y ago
I may be wrong, but I think this is probably bad advice for this situation.
Some programmer who isn't familiar with the front-end world probably is going to develop a website by copying and pasting little HTML/CSS/JS snippets they find online that kinda solves their problems. It's not going to be particularly pretty code (and that's ok), but with a little brute force effort, they'll eventually make it work.
But using something like Elm means that probably somewhere near ~99% of the HTML/CSS/JS examples you find online aren't going to be helpful examples for you that you can easily translate into your own work.