Growing up, being movie director was what my werewolf teeth were made of. Who knew that this frontend thing was gonna consume me like this. But it’s all good because creating art that actually helps… (more…)
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Since first learning of Elm, I’ve only heard good things. I’m convinced Elm could become the future of front-end development in the coming years. Here are some blog
posts in the Elm community that have particularly stuck out to me: (more…)
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How pure functions and managed side effects made cheating in our client side games a lot harder. (more…)
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JSON is probably the most common way of representing data that is being sent between a server and a browser.
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and, as the name implies,
dealing with JSON in JavaScript is pretty straight forward.
When you get JSO... (more…)
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Elm is famous for having “no runtime exceptions” and for the most part, it does a really, really good job! It is possible to write Elm without runtime exceptions, and the majority of users may never… (more…)
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