[Skinney]

1. Yes and no. Improvements are planned, but kernel code as it exists today will probably be removed. I talked more about this here: https://youtu.be/0Lqc3SK6krA

2. Yes. Most of the pieces are implemented already, and we support local dependencies (as in, depend on a package on your local disk). We "just" need to figure out how to represent a remote repo in gren.json (easy) and what to do with name collisions (less easy).

3. Yes. Gren-in-Gren is currently underway. Once the parser is re-written, it will be made available as a package. This means it should be easy for anyone to write an LSP, formatter, linter etc. But it wouldn't surprise me if LSP becomes integrated with the compiler.

[Karupan]

Thanks for the response! Sounds like most of the major issues I’ve had with Elm are being addressed in some way. Will follow your progress and contribute.