Like others have mentioned, it seems that elm has done a great job of promoting itself, but lacks the structure to make big changes.
It screams of needing some sort of governance and RFC process ( edit: seems that there is an RFC process [1]) so that all parties could make their case.
The Angular 1 -> 2 transition should be a lesson to most that if you leave your users hanging, they'll go find another ecosystem.
It screams of needing some sort of governance and RFC process ( edit: seems that there is an RFC process [1]) so that all parties could make their case.
The Angular 1 -> 2 transition should be a lesson to most that if you leave your users hanging, they'll go find another ecosystem.
[1] - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/elm-dev