Please PLEASE enough with the character assassination of the Elm guy.
He wants to run his own project his own way.
There's a small but dedicated residue of people who just can't stand being told "no" and go around crapping on the kid whenever they get a chance.
I get it. You don't like Evan's project management style. Move on already.
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The fact of the matter is that he's a person who took his thesis, made it into a product, and got traction in the real world. People have used Elm to make things. Things that go.
How many of us can say the same?
And that's before you get to all the fascinating and as yet still-too-obscure things that the OP talks about. Things that are in part a little more widely known and understood thanks to Elm project.
He wants to run his own project his own way.
There's a small but dedicated residue of people who just can't stand being told "no" and go around crapping on the kid whenever they get a chance.
I get it. You don't like Evan's project management style. Move on already.
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The fact of the matter is that he's a person who took his thesis, made it into a product, and got traction in the real world. People have used Elm to make things. Things that go.
How many of us can say the same?
And that's before you get to all the fascinating and as yet still-too-obscure things that the OP talks about. Things that are in part a little more widely known and understood thanks to Elm project.