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  Covering the current state of open source support both monetarily and emotionally to those that put in so much work and effort that everyone benefits from.   Links Github Support Open Collective Patreon Open Collective Babel Henry’s Podcast Hope In Source Henry’s ‘Through The Open Sou…

Spring Snow

Elm in the Spring A huge shoutout and thank you to the organizers: Blake Thomas @dijjnn Alex Koppel @arsduo Caroline Artz @carolineartz also xt thank you for the awesome socks! Colleen Sain @colleeninsain Doug VonMoser @dougvonmoser Special shoutout to friend of the show Anthony Des…
We set out this with a theme this year. Not a resolution, but an idea of something tangible that wanted to accomplish or do better in our efforts here. If you're not super familiar with themes, as I was not, I'd encourage you to listen to Cortex on Relay FM, of course they are in the show notes. …
CFP for Elm-Conf You have sometime to get a proposal in. I’d love to hear what you have to say about your latest Elm or functional related adventures. I’ve submitted one of a couple of my ideas, I encourage you to do the same. Lost in Routing if you listened last week, and were a bit confused…

Route Components

From Page to Component Keeping our application modular, that means components Not your React Components Basically an Elm app that doesn’t expose a program Does not have a ‘main’ Rather it exposes it’s model/init, update, and view functions for other Elm modules to use Sound similar to …
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