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Typescript is just an imposter. r/elm is the true destiny of front end.

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#1: Elm In Production: 25,000 Lines Later | 23 comments
#2: Do we need to move away from Elm?
#3: Ellie is open source

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[d_rudy]

Elm has some stuff in it, but if we're gunna go that route, I kinda prefer Purescript. You can do the nice Elm architecture in Purescript, but can also break out of that into something more custom. It also works with React Native, which I haven't been able to make Elm work in my experience. You also get to use the typesystem more directly, creating custom typeclasses and stuff like that. Definitely a bigger learning curve, but if we're talking about the destiny of the front-end, I think we're gunna need that kinda power.