And obviously if you haven’t, or really if you just haven’t for awhile, you should rewatch their talk from last year!
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Our amazing and talented co-organizer @itsSadeSmith did such an incredible job with the site! 🤩
Save the date! Elm in the Spring will be back on May 1, 2020 at the beautiful @NewberryLibrary!
.@elmlang and games are a match made in heaven, but what's it like aiming for smartphone quality? Check out @A_MacMurray's talk, "Building Seeds", and find out! youtube.com/watch?v=HaKDiAKt…
Have you ever had to dig through Elm's various error messages? (Who hasn't?) If so, you'll enjoy Nik Sharma's talk, "Exploring Elm's Compiler Messages"!
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Happy Monday! Begin your week right with @emmatcu's talk at Elm in the Spring, "Customizing Browsers with Elm": youtube.com/watch?v=fA09a6gC…
It's Thursday afternoon -- what better time to watch @joelquen's talk, "A Number by Any Other Name"?
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Check out @noazgordon's talk, "Message Naming Conventions", outlining set of message naming conventions that can make your Elm code more flexible and resilient to change!
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Check out @thedanabrams' talk Screenplay by Elm: Writing a Specialized WYSIWYG Editor Using Elm-UI and elm/parser!
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.@brianhicks talked about Robot Buttons from Mars: dealing with the inevitable complexity in your style guide so you can get back to the joy of creation.
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Happy Monday! We're excited to release the videos from Elm in the Spring 2019. First up: @rtfeldman's great keynote, Types and Tests at The Gilded Rose.
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As special gift for @TheDanAbrams on his birthday and in advance of his wedding tomorrow (CONGRATS! 🎉), here's the video of his talk "Screenplay by Elm: Writing a Specialized WYSIWYG Editor Using Elm-UI and elm/parser":
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Happy Friday! Start out your weekend the right way by watching @brianhicks' talk Robot Buttons from Mars: youtube.com/watch?v=PDyWP-0H…
Good news! We're working on the recordings of the talks, and plan to have those edited and posted for all of you this month. Stay tuned!
Thank you all to everyone — our attendees, our speakers, organizers, volunteers, and sponsors.
Elm in the Spring this year was an incredible experience and we're thrilled, humbled, and so happy to make something so many enjoyed and appreciated.
And that's a wrap! Thanks you so much, everyone who came and everyone who spoke and everyone who helped out! See you next year 😍
In our second to last talk, @hkgumbs is talking about generations tests from types!
A huge thanks to @eSparkLearning, an edtech startup in in Chicago, San Francisco, and across the US that helps teachers provide effective, fun, personalized lessons for students! This conference would not be possible without their sponsorship.












