Code splitting? How unnecessary in Elm 0.19!
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This document discusses Elm, an awesome frontend language that is fast, small in size, has a friendly compiler, easy learning curve, and no runtime errors. It mentions upgrading from elm-package.json to elm.json, changes to Platform.Cmd and uncurry/curry/flip, and recommends trying out the Pilf library. It also thanks the reader and answers an FAQ question about the next Elm version that will likely be 0.19.1 or 0.20 but without a specific predicted release date.
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Code splitting? How unnecessary in Elm 0.19!
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- 23. elm-package.json -> elm.jsonelm-package.json -> elm.json
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- 32. TIME TO UPGRADE!TIME TO UPGRADE!
- 35. ELM:ELM: Is fast Small in size Friendly compiler Easy learning curve No run me errors ------------------- + == awesome frontend language
- 39. FAQFAQ What will be the next version? Probably 0.19.1 or 0.20 When will it be released according to your predic ons? I don’t know, predic ng stuff is tough