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By age 30, You Should Have a Drawer with a Raspberry PI you don't use and a dozen USB cables.
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Elm Online Meetup 10 year special is on Wed 30th of March! 🌍🌎🌏 Come hear @evancz speak about "Celebrating 10 years of Elm - looking back, fun stories, & experiences for the next decade" 🕰 plus some fun live-coding: Evan reviews Mario's bad Haskell 🙈 meetdown.app/group/10561/Elm…
Daniel S retweeted
There should be an automatic mapping from cellular numbers to IPV6 addresses so you can run a directly accessible server on any cell phone.
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If you don't know about Lamdera yet, you're in for a treat. It blew my mind when I first learned about it, but also made so much sense because the concept is so simple and elegant. It's all just Elm, back to front, with no glue code.
🎙 Episode 038: Lamdera is out!
Lamdera lets you build full-stack Elm apps with zero glue code. We discuss the philosophy and the 1.0 release with Mario Rogic.
zpr.io/cXZyPmz9BWtf
Daniel S retweeted
New release of elm-charts today!
👋 Great support for interactivity
👯♀️ Mixed chart types
❣️ Easily add irregular details
🖼 Tons of examples
Check it out at elm-charts.org!
Can't agree more.
A periodic reminder that after over 5 years with @elmlang it's still amazes me how great it is, and I can't see myself doing front end without it.
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Congrats to @ianemackenzie on the release of elm-3d-scene! Excited to see what @elmlang people make with such a thoughtfully designed API!
discourse.elm-lang.org/t/a-3…
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elm-3d-scene 1.0 is now out! A beginner-friendly 3D rendering engine for Elm with support for shadows, textures, physically based materials, and HDR lighting: package.elm-lang.org/package…
Daniel S retweeted
The “speed of thought” (neuron conduction speed) is only 110m/s, which isn’t that fast. 9 ms of latency just in your arm!
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Very early C compilers had all struct members in the same namespace, so you had to add prefixes like 'tc_size', 'ws_size', etc. Nowadays, there may be a dozen different 'size' members in a codebase. It is conceivable that understandability is actually lower with overloaded names.
Making some good progress integrating CodeMirror in our Elm app using web components at @keystonehf . This is actually easier than I originally anticipated and it now talks to our workout language parser in Elm🏋🏼♂️
Thanks Luke W for an awesome talk that cleared things out a lot!
