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by scotttrinh
1761 days ago
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In this specific case (Elm vs. JavaScript) We're talking about JavaScript here, so: > - ubiquitous things, like data structures There are a few basic data structures in JS, but almost everything else is in user-land. > - hard to get right things, like time Date is a notoriously bad API in JavaScript. - implementations of specs, like Unicode We just get a String type in JavaScript which is UTF-16, so... |
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Well, no, we aren't. We are talking about the Elm language, which compiles to JavaScript.
There are also other excellent languages that target JavaScript that have these things.