Elm at large (companies)
summary
Registration & Authentication at Rakuten shifts from JSP/JSF to Elm in about a year, with 10 former back-end engineers and 12 interns learning Elm and three major products actively developed in Elm. They build an Elm stack without raw HTML/CSS/JS using elm-ui, create elm-style-framework and http-boxed for style guides and API testing, run widget snippets that embed on pages, simulate API scenarios with JSON files and Elm Live, and patch Elm HTTP to read headers — adoption proves fast and practical.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06The story of Elm
- 3:15SEO concerns
- 3:33Technical issues
- 3:59Moving to Japan
- 5:21Static pages
- 7:50Widgets
- 9:16Test scenario
- 11:54Open source
- 13:03Multilanguage
- 14:20Friendly environment
- 16:30Lack of documentation
- 16:52Security
- 17:25Japan
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