Javascript to Elm

We're moving pass primitives and diving into types, types, types. I've really struggle with this in previous Haskell attempts, this is usually the part where I get frustrated and bail, but not this time!!!

We are cruising right along. Getting some of the finer details of list, recursion, closure, and pattern matching in Haskell down!

So here's the deal. How many times have you tried to learn Haskell? We're gonna give it another run at it.

We go from planned topic to full scale book review. But we've strung together a small string of victories, and that feels pretty good.

You thought maybe this week would be about Rust didn't you! My thought was I **MUST** finish meow notes into ALL Elm before I even think about diving into Rust to replace the backend. And that leads us into staying focused.

Types, types, types we are really trying to get our head around parametric types, and then take that the extra step to dependent types. Keeping in mind, that a type, is just a set of values, not some over whelming academic secret conspiracy to keep you in the dark. (that last part was directed at myself) Then we end up having an epiphany!!

We start with my addiction to programming books, and end with dependent types, that's a logical path, right?

Huge thank you to all the people that worked to make Elm Conf possible. I had a fantastic time. Let's find out if I made my goal to remove react from our project entirely and my experiance at Elm Conf.

We are coming down to the wire to get the rest of our app from React to Elm. Router has been a huge hang up for us this last week. Might be through the tough parts. Let's find out.

We are trying our best to make the self imposed deadline to have our app converted by Elm-conf. Let's dive in and see what went well, where we struggled, and what we did to procrastinate.