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  1. Tranquillement, pépouze, au calme une nouvelle version de Elm vient de sortir : elm-lang.org/news/faster-builds #elmlang !

  2. Tranquillement, pépouze, au calme une nouvelle version de Elm vient de sortir : elm-lang.org/news/faster-builds #elmlang !

  3. I'm a day and a bit into trying to rewrite the @numbas editor frontend with vue.js.

    It's got all the awkwardness of #elmlang - have to be careful about how data changes; reusable components have quite a bit of boilerplate - but none of the flexibility of a functional language.

    I'll just do it in Elm, and use custom elements for the bits that need JavaScript.

  4. I'm a day and a bit into trying to rewrite the @numbas editor frontend with vue.js.

    It's got all the awkwardness of #elmlang - have to be careful about how data changes; reusable components have quite a bit of boilerplate - but none of the flexibility of a functional language.

    I'll just do it in Elm, and use custom elements for the bits that need JavaScript.

  5. I'm a day and a bit into trying to rewrite the @numbas editor frontend with vue.js.

    It's got all the awkwardness of #elmlang - have to be careful about how data changes; reusable components have quite a bit of boilerplate - but none of the flexibility of a functional language.

    I'll just do it in Elm, and use custom elements for the bits that need JavaScript.

  6. I'm a day and a bit into trying to rewrite the @numbas editor frontend with vue.js.

    It's got all the awkwardness of #elmlang - have to be careful about how data changes; reusable components have quite a bit of boilerplate - but none of the flexibility of a functional language.

    I'll just do it in Elm, and use custom elements for the bits that need JavaScript.

  7. I'm a day and a bit into trying to rewrite the @numbas editor frontend with vue.js.

    It's got all the awkwardness of #elmlang - have to be careful about how data changes; reusable components have quite a bit of boilerplate - but none of the flexibility of a functional language.

    I'll just do it in Elm, and use custom elements for the bits that need JavaScript.