[matsemann]

I'm a very happy Elm user. We've using it to power a huge website with lots of daily visitors. Compared to projects I've been on earlier with Angular or React, the amount of errors are minuscule. Basically no UI errors, weird states or broken subpages because someone changed something somewhere but didn't manually test that page.

Interop with JS is mostly fine. Just integrated Adyen, and it went without an issue (except their js bundle being 10x the size of our elm app..). Same with our map provider. We can call their APIs, and they can render/take over certain divs inside our elm app without issue. The only JS issue I'm having is for smaller synchronous stuff. Like calling small utils imported from JS is burdensome, as it becomes an async flow and the response can only be handled in our update function. But day-to-day mostly a non-issue.

No real changes for the last two years. But that's fine. No breaking changes (like from 0.18 to 0.19) and not really any big features I'm missing.

I'm very fan of elm-css. There are some minor annoyances, but having the css just be plain elm-code (with type safety even, cannot write invalid css) with functions and logic and stuff is very powerful.