@Ben Kolera Just checking out your YOW 2017 talk on Halogen/Elm and the 'TEA' leaves (: If there's a postscript you could add to the talk now in 2020 with the benefit of 3 more years passing, what would it be?
It's gotten a lot more nuanced.
Reflex is less scary and more polished than it used to be.
Miso in haskell is really good now.
Elm has become more popular and has the best tooling.
ReasonML has gotten a lot more traction too.
It depends on what your team has preferences and appetite for.
@Ben Kolera Just checking out your YOW 2017 talk on Halogen/Elm and the 'TEA' leaves (: If there's a postscript you could add to the talk now in 2020 with the benefit of 3 more years passing, what would it be?
Links for reference:
YouTube - YOW! Lambda Jam 2017 Ben Kolera - Reading the Typed TEA Leaves: A comparison of Elm and Halogen
https://github.com/benkolera/ylj-reading-the-tea-leaves
It's gotten a lot more nuanced.
Reflex is less scary and more polished than it used to be.
Miso in haskell is really good now.
Elm has become more popular and has the best tooling.
ReasonML has gotten a lot more traction too.
It depends on what your team has preferences and appetite for.