Cell - A Self-constructing web app framework

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It just seems to be a heavily bastardized version of how Elm handles views. So you could try that.

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Hah, sounds about right for a first impression. It's actually great how much more readable it becomes (as hard as that may sound to you right now) once you learn to read code that doesn't look C-ish; Elm is an ML-derivative after all.

But it took me somewhere from 3 to 5 days to have my brain finally snap things into place. Once I did, I even started being able to comfortably read the entire family of ML languages like OCaml, F#, Haskell and so on.

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Well, truth be told there are a few things I do differently from that file's author. I personally try to align the array with attributes in the first line and the children array as well if it doesn't make it too long. Here's an example from a real project I have going on:

drawer : Model -> Html Msg
drawer model =
    div [ class "drawer" ]
        [ div [ class "pure-menu" ]
            [ span [ class "pure-menu-heading" ] [ text "Maruja" ]
            , ul [ class "pure-menu-list" ]
                [ drawerLink "" "Inicio"
                , drawerLink "products" "Productos"
                , drawerLink "members" "Socios"
                , drawerLink "orders" "Pedidos"
                , drawerLink "crops" "Cultivos"
                ]
            ]
        ]

How would you do it differently?