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…)

If you know me or have been reading this blog for a couple of years then chances are you know I'm a programming language nut. I not only believe that being a polyglot programmer makes you a better programmer overall, but I'm always on the look out for new...

The State of Elm 2017 results are here! I first presented these as two talks, one to Elm Europe and one to the Oslo Elm Day. I’ve embedded the Elm Europe talk below (it’s shorter) but the longer version is on also YouTube. (more…)

As my Elm codebase grows, I start to see more and more places where it would be great to share some business logic between my front-end Elm and my back-end Node. This is how I got my Node code to call my Elm functions synchronously. (more…)

A few weeks ago, on a whim my friend and I decided to hackathon our way through an app to help us learn how to play guitar. In a stroke of inspiration, we decided to learn something new, and do the project in the Elm programming language, about which I ha...