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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Elm is much more stable than every option in the market. Lots of companies with 100k+ loc web apps, and 2 companies with 250k+, with no runtime exceptions in production, due to it's type system. Removing native modules was needed to ke
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I've used Elm/Elixir(Phoenix) in production and it's currently the best stack for web development IMHO
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I hate when I see a javascript question in stack overflow and all answers use jQuery without needing it.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Paulo Torrens is crying.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I though the article would have just one line saying "Use Elm"
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
I can't understand. Millenials and those titles are ocidental stuff or "usonians" only?
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
I used to write algorithms and solutions to my Delphi programs in paper when I was bored at school, in 2009/2010. It was very cool to think a great solution and write it. But for learning programming it is awfull and I don't know
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
Esperanto flag is missing, not sure why it was not approved yet
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
Agreed. I could not even put in production since it was requiring too much memory so my droplet in digital ocean was failing to compile. I Had problems with CORS in Kermal framework, Crecto was crashing for no reason (so I switched to manua
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
Category 0: Esperanto 4-8 weeks
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
Go vegan :D
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
Seems nice for Js devs, but I prefer Elm :)
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by G4BB3R 9y ago
What DAW you would recommend? And what features do Ableton miss?
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by G4BB3R 10y ago
Then, it's not Swift that is not production ready, but XCode that is crap :)
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by G4BB3R 11y ago
I thought you would recommend Elm in the end of the article :P
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by G4BB3R 11y ago
Just use Elm instead of Javascript + Frameworks Simple, Fast, Reactive, Functional http://elm-lang.org