1. Two ways of looking at map functions

    Map functions are hard to “get” in the abstract. This looks at two mental models that helped me understand them better.

    Joël Quenneville

  2. Bridging Elm and JavaScript with Ports

    Elm is strongly-typed; JavaScript is not. Communication between the two is paramount for large applications and ports enable this.

    Josh Clayton

  3. Modeling with Union Types

    Clean up Maybe by modeling multiple shapes of data with union types.

    Joël Quenneville

  4. Elm and Rails Sitting in a Tree

    I-N-T-E-G-R-A-T-I-N-G: Webpacker makes using Elm in your Rails app pain-free.

    Tom Wey and Josh Clayton

  5. Booleans and Enums

    Refactor common Boolean smells using enums (union types).

    Joël Quenneville

  6. Alternative View Layers for an Elm App

    Get an Elm app to render using your favourite template library.

    Pablo Brasero

  7. Purple Train is Open Source!

    Peruse, fork, play with, and contribute to the code on GitHub.

    Ian C. Anderson

  8. Extending Elm Native UI with JavaScript

    How to add extra UI functionality to your Elm Native UI project.

    Jon Yurek

  9. Elm Native UI in Production

    We launched the first ever Elm Native UI app to production. Here’s our experience with it.

    Josh Steiner

  10. Learning by helping

    How helping others made me a better developer.

    Joël Quenneville

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