Like many of you, I saw the 0.19.2 announcement and was immediately super excited. I haven’t touched elm in years, but was enjoying it immensely somewhere around 2018. It remains far and away the most positive experience I’ve ever had learning a new programming language.
Now that my interest has been piqued again, I’d really like to give elm another go, and build a few projects with it. I remembered this forum existed, and a quick browse through recent history has me a bit overwhelmed (in a good way!) with how much new stuff exists in the ecosystem. I realize a lot of it is likely experimental, hobby-level stuff, but I’m curious if there are any new community “standards” beyond what you get with the out-of-the-box elm install that most people in the community have adopted?
I’ve also noticed a ton of different projects focused on server-side elm… anything with major community buy-in at this point, or is that all also largely experimental? Write now I’m playing around with a PocketBase + elm project, so it’s not really a need for me yet, but when it becomes one, I’d love to be able to write a future project entirely in elm (or roc, which looks great, but my current understanding is that with their compiler re-write things are once-again pretty early days).
