He's absolutely entitled in running his project his own way. As such, it is obvious that adoption outside of his own circle is to remain minimal. I would love

He's absolutely entitled in running his project his own way. As such, it is obvious that adoption outside of his own circle is to remain minimal. I would love Elm to be in a position where I could advocate for it at work (aside from it being a "neat hobby"). However, the simple fact is that the way Elm is run has lead to disillusionment among advocates of the first hour. And there is nothing to indicate that this will change. And if the guy has inspired a new generation to create something to his own achievement, kudos to him. As far as I'm concerned Elm is not the enemy, JavaScript is the enemy.