Elm

The Elm Programming LanguageElm is a functional reactive programming (FRP) language that compiles to HTML, CSS, and JS. FRP is a concise and elegant way to create highly interactive applications and avoid callbacks.Learn by ExampleElm’s online editor and extensive examples make it easy to learn and use.Start with the basics. Work up to intermediate examples and games.These examples will illustrate Functional Reactive Programming, strong / static types with type inference, Markdown support, the core libraries, and the module system.Videos and ResourcesThere are tons of resources available in the About and Docs tabs. The following videos provide a guided tour through Elm:

Making the Web Functional motivates and introduces the core parts of Elm.

Introduction to Functional Reactive Programming explains FRP from scratch, building up to a simple Mario game and asynchronous HTTP requests.

Use the online editorThe online editor lets you write and compile Elm without downloading anything. It allows automatic compilation, editor customization, and easy navigation between basic examples.Community and NewsElm's mailing list is the place to go for questions, announcements, and discussion. Or check out the IRC channel (#elm on freenode). Some notable events:

Extensible Records in Elm 0.7

Elm featured on InfoQ and O’Reilly Radar

Escape from Callback Hell: AJAX without callbacks

Making Pong in Elm: a comprehensive walkthrough

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