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Wait until you want to support an enterprise customer and you need to adapt their requirements in a quick way. Elm is fine for learning, but that's all for me.
by revskill 3y ago
Wait until you want to support an enterprise customer and you need to adapt their requirements in a quick way.
Elm is fine for learning, but that's all for me. Serious products for serious customers require more than "beautiful typings"
- boxed 3y agoI wrote some Vue instead of Elm because I was frustrated. But the more I work with Vue the more I am absolutely terrified of using it for non-internal web apps. Elm has some super annoying problems, like their disdain for nested structures or components, but I just don't know of anything better...
- ilrwbwrkhv 3y agoImba is the answer
- G4BB3R 3y agoVendr (1B+), NoRedInk and Humio are huge companies and their entire frontend is in Elm.
- 1-more 3y agoWhat's your working experience with Elm?
- cies 3y ago> Wait until you want to support an enterprise customer and you need to adapt their requirements in a quick way. Is that within Evan's ambition? I personally do not mind to use software that does not cater for enterprise in production at our small "enterprise" :)