I used it around 2 yrs ago with the help of a library. This seems too simple and efficient comparatively. Thanks!

I love the content. Tuning in for next videos.

As many people have noticed, Elm has a problem with relevance - there is not much going on in its ecosystem, and the development of the language stopped in 2019. We are now in 2024, in order to write a fully-functional website you need solutions for efficient interaction with the JS ecosystem, because even the simplest pages need integration with authentication and authorization (google, apple, facebook), payment gateways, monitoring like Sentry, etc. As far as I can see Elm offers communication with JS only through the flag system, which everyone complains about, because it is a nightmare job... It's a shame, but I think at this point you need to stay with TypeScript or Rescript, not Elm ;(

I am subscriber number 42! it is fate!

Elm mentioned! Lets go! hahaha

I love the sound of your keyboard! Could you share any details about it?

I'm starting my Elm journey after a decade of JS/TS/React/Vue/Webpack/Blablablabla insanity My only fear was "oh maybe it's dead" but i'm giving it a serious try now, I'm too frustrated with the current state of the web HTMX is nice but... what I need simplicity and just a f-ing binary to manage my web projects while i do my backend I'm glad that you took the courage to make videos about Elm, many posts around the web said the community is lacking updated video content! Most of the conferences or talks are from 4 years ago Thank you!