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…)

Here at Pivotal Tracker, we have a large product with many pieces in many different tech stacks—some are in Rails RJS, some are plain jQuery, a lot is Backbo...

These are a series of posts talking about solving some of the problems with Elm that I see a lot in the community, and some discussion points around those problems. If you don’t come away thinking… (more…)

Or more specifically, I gave a presentation about the program that the tweet referenced, as it compared to a program written in a different language that implemented the same “specification.” Along… (more…)

RailsConf 2017: Developer Happiness on the Front End with Elm by Kevin Yank Ruby and Rails famously prioritised developer happiness, and took the world by st... (more…)