ronanyeah

I usually assume this of every brand that pushes their native app(s) while intentionally degrading their web offering.

Twitter's (great) PWA is a notable exception.

The original 'they' are long gone.

As a PWA developer I can only laugh at this comment.

I spent some time in the region in 2017 (Gaza / West Bank / Israel), and it was obvious to me that nothing would change for Palestinians until an Islamic country was able to represent their interests through diplomatic relations with Israel.

I think this is great news and I'm very excited to see where it leads.

As a longtime user of both, Rust has a long way to go on the frontend before I would consider switching.

Some help can be found with typed CSS:

https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/rtfeldman/elm-css/late...

https://github.com/reasonml-labs/bs-css

Or even a typed alternative to/subset of CSS:

https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mdgriffith/elm-ui/late...

It would be cool if all C/C++ based games were eventually ported to WebAssembly, and could be played through a cloud gaming service such as Stadia.

You can get that kind of reliability on the front end with Elm, Purescript etc but investing in such niche languages is obviously a nuanced decision.

I replaced Node.js with Rust ages ago.

It was a brutal learning curve but having the compiler cover everything I do is a massive advantage that never stops paying dividends.

Open crime data should be mandatory for every police force, let citizens do the auditing.

Location: Remote

Remote: Y

Willing to relocate: N

Technologies: Elm / Rust / GraphQL

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/ronanyeah

Email: my github username at pm.me

Interested in MVPs, greenfield projects, or consulting on functional programming on the web.

I'm the author, so I hope that passes!

Cyprus have started using blockchain to battle Covid.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-hospital-ready-to-stor...

I write full stack web in various functional programming languages, and I am constantly copy-pasting 'lego blocks' between projects. If the compiler is happy, I'm happy.

Anything to justify not learning a new language.

Well said. Though Hasura makes it easier.

Use a US VPN.

It is currently private but I will be reopening it once I tidy it up.

Stack: elm + elm-ui

I've been using Elm happily for 3 years. Thanks for posting this.

I went from Node.js to Rust and this is what it sounds like to me.

The tooling and reliability of Elm over the last few years is quite a bit better than TS.

Elm is a great JS replacement on the frontend.

Low code development.

I just used Amtrak to travel across the US as I didn't want to bring my electric skateboard on a plane.

It is a very high quality service.

TLDR, technical debt.

Outstanding project. Been using the beta releases successfully for a while.

Also I don't think anyone believes the infinite amount of JS developers makes it any easier to identify a good React hire.

Good point, hopefully someday Elm will support remote work.

Been using Elm exclusively for 2 years. Many projects of different sizes. Very pleased with it.