Elm Weekly - Issue #143

Combining Elm with Haskell IHP framework, more Elm Christmas tips, an updated elm-ui patterns showcase, a graphing calculator with Elm + dynamic shaders, and Lamdera (Elm as a service).

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Articles and Discussion

Series: IHP with Elm — driftercode.com

Lars Ulvestad is writing a series of posts about combining Elm and a new(ish?) Haskell web framework IHP. So far you can read part 1 about setting things up and part 2, which deals with passing an initial set of data from IHP to Elm.

Elm Christmas — www.elm.christmas

Another set of tips in the Elm Christmas series this week:

• 15: Reducing boilerplate code in Elm with Maybe.andThen

• 16: A Bunch of Nothing

• 17: Greater type safety with opaque types!

• 18: The Builder Pattern

• 19: Let's talk about TEA - The Elm Architecture!

• 20: Remote Data

• 21: Inbound ports

• 22: Outbound ports

Tools and Projects

elm-ui patterns — korban.net

The elm-ui showcase has been updated with a number of new examples including tables, images, and equal height columns.

nuPlot — nuplot.netlify.app

Leonardo Taglialegne has created a graphing calculator written mostly in Elm but using custom JS components for the TeX rendering (via Mathjax) and for the WebGL interop in order to generate shaders dynamically. You can check out the source code as well.

Talks

That's it for this week!

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