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When we take on a big refactoring, we often get this uncomfortable feeling of doubt. A little demon appears on our shoulder and asks "Did you remember to mak... (more…)

Elm is a pure, functional language with managed effects. This means that none of your Elm code will ever directly cause effects. Here are some useful effects: (more…)

Sometimes the most painful part of learning a new language isn’t picking up the new syntax or libraries or logic — it’s figuring out all… (more…)

UPDATE: adding a sentence for clarity after feedback from someone: I don’t think the issue is kernel code. I think the issue is that the Web platform support is small currently, and there’s a large barrier for community contribution to it, and this causes... (more…)