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I was just reacting to general sentiment. Few days ago was similar posts about Rust. And one about Python. And got me thinking, in a world where anybody can fork a project, and tweak it, how does a language keep a solid base to work from. And it does seem like it is those with corporate backing. I'm not against it. I'm a big fan of F#. But kind of sad that ELM isn't making it, since, in my opinion the ELM architectur…
Well, yeah, but Elm can’t have corporate backing (apart from NoRedInk where Richard Feldman is CTO) for the reasons outlined in the article. It’s suicide to pick Elm for important production applications when you know that the escape hatches have been welded shut. Go explain to your boss how you have to spend two years to implement, say, an internationalization library because Evan says so. The Elm approach is border…
https://noredink.com/about/team
> where Richard Feldman is CTO