Elm Town 39 - I Used Elm And It Cost Me My Job

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Annaia Berry and Ossi Hanhinen share previously unreleased details of an important client project, and why their choice of Elm cost Annaia her job. Thank you to our sponsors, Ellie, Culture Amp and Joel Clermont. Special thanks to Xavier Ho (@Xavier_Ho) for editing and production of this episode! Recording date: 2018-09-30 Guests Annaia Berry (@ann_arcana) Ossi Hanhinen (@ohanhi) Show Notes 00:00 Show opening article: Prevent Impossible States with JSON Decoders in Elm, Julio Feijo 1:58 Guest Intros video: I Used Elm In Production and It Cost Me My Job 02:50 Annaia Berry The Heresy programming language 03:24 Ossi Hanhinen video: Beyond Hello World & Todo Lists 04:14 Futurice 5:03 The Project: Ferrari Sanoma Group Helsingin Sanomat (English) Ilta-Sanomat (English) 14:00 Ossi’s “Space Invaders” prototype article: Base for a game in Elm 0.17 14:36 Choosing and Learning Elm 32:02 Porting Ferrari to Elm 0.19 Elm Analyse Glitch slides: I used Elm in production and it cost me my job (source code) video: When and how to use Web Components with elm 44:26 Elm cost Anna her job

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