Elm Town 6 - The Founding Story

from Elm Town · host Kevin Yank

Voices Murphy Randle Evan Czaplicki Tessa Kelly Matthew Griffith Links (Times are only roughly correct. Noted pre-editing.) (0:07:59) Americone Dream (0:14:52) style-elements (0:31:09) Angular.js (0:35:35) GHC JS (0:35:39) Js_of_ocaml (1:16:22) Evan: Hiroshima (book) (1:17:20) Evan: Mythologies (book) (1:17:41) Evan: Poorly Drawn Lines (1:18:21) Tessa: The Handmaid's Tale (1:18:29) Tessa: Perseplis (1:18:53) Tessa: rluiten/elm-date-extra (1:20:29) Murphy: Start Using Elm to Build Web Applications (1:21:01) Murphy: Brothers In Arms (1:21:10) Murphy: Programming Beyond Practices (1:22:05) Murphy: sporto/erl (1:22:21) Murphy: Making Impossible States Impossible (1:22:54) Evan: Teach Yourself Programming in 10 Years

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Evan Czaplicki shares the founding story of Elm with Tessa Kelly, Matthew Griffith, and Murphy.

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