Writing Reliable Web Apps With Elm
summary
Elm compiles to JavaScript and enforces a single Redux-style architecture with immutable data and exhaustive union types, promising no runtime errors in most cases. Real projects include a train seat-reservation system and a large info-screen rewrite, with production deployments serving over 1 million users and reports of a codebase of 200,000 lines without runtime errors. Interop with JavaScript uses explicit ports (deliberately verbose), and server-side rendering is not yet available, so third-party-heavy or SSR-first projects may struggle.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00How many of you write JavaScript at work
- 3:20Why do you like Elm
- 6:10How does Elm work
- 11:15Functions
- 13:10Store Data
- 14:24Type Alias
- 16:05Student Discount
- 16:44Union Types
- 20:39High Score
- 21:38HTML
- 23:29Elm Architecture
- 25:24JavaScript Safety
- 26:38JavaScript Libraries
- 27:31App Example
- 28:51Code Walkthrough
- 33:25Is Elm just a toy
- 35:04Does anyone use Elm
- 37:52Summary of my experience
- 39:14Conclusion
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