← Back to context Comment by nedp 8 years ago I'm glad that this project was written on Crystal. But does it tries to be like Elm? 2 comments nedp Reply gdotdesign 8 years ago The author here, I was using Elm for a while invested a lot of time in it so there are parts of it that I like and that are parts that I don't.In a sense it tries to be like Elm:- good developer experience with nice error messages- single binary that have all the tools- enforcing types- no runtime exceptions is you don't use JS interopIn an other sense it tries not to be like Elm:- JSX syntax with easy compose-ability- Straightforward JS interop- Decentralized and open package management mjaniczek 8 years ago The author had been using Elm before (they're an author of elm-ui, for example), so maybe there's an inspiration?
gdotdesign 8 years ago The author here, I was using Elm for a while invested a lot of time in it so there are parts of it that I like and that are parts that I don't.In a sense it tries to be like Elm:- good developer experience with nice error messages- single binary that have all the tools- enforcing types- no runtime exceptions is you don't use JS interopIn an other sense it tries not to be like Elm:- JSX syntax with easy compose-ability- Straightforward JS interop- Decentralized and open package management
mjaniczek 8 years ago The author had been using Elm before (they're an author of elm-ui, for example), so maybe there's an inspiration?
The author here, I was using Elm for a while invested a lot of time in it so there are parts of it that I like and that are parts that I don't.
In a sense it tries to be like Elm:
- good developer experience with nice error messages
- single binary that have all the tools
- enforcing types
- no runtime exceptions is you don't use JS interop
In an other sense it tries not to be like Elm:
- JSX syntax with easy compose-ability
- Straightforward JS interop
- Decentralized and open package management
The author had been using Elm before (they're an author of elm-ui, for example), so maybe there's an inspiration?