[ivanbakel]

It will be interesting to see if the push to state-based design on the web really sticks. The JS library I forget the name of seems to have made it pretty popular, but projects like Elm and this will be the proof of its success.

[giesch]

Redux was based on Elm, not the other way around.

[ghthor]

I'm currently in the process of teaching my colleagues the joys of state based design. We're using redux and they'll commonly do something and I'll start my critique with, "Well in Elm I would have to do this because I can only communicate with the View using state changes." It's been a long road, but I think I'm starting to win over some support.

[kornish]

Are you thinking of Redux, the library commonly used with React which enforces unidirectional state management?