Elm
Slides from LambdaCon
Phew, finally back in familiar surroundings of London after back-to-back conferences in Italy where I spoke about Elm and F# at CodeMotion Rome and LambdaCon. It was a great couple of days, saw some interesting talks (I’ll write up some summaries later), met some old friends and made new ones. Here are the slides for …
Make flame with Elm
A friend of mine, Roger Engelber, pointed me to a nice article on doing functional programming in Lua. The article detailed the steps to generate a flame like effects using a simple particle system. Of course, it naturally lead to me trying to do the same in Elm! To translate the approach was really …
Slides for my Elm talk at NDC London
My adventure with Elm from Yan Cui Update 24/12/2014: Recording of the session is now available at NDC videos : http://www.ndcvideos.com/#/app/video/3041
It’s Conference Time!
Winter is upon us, but so is an exciting part of the year when lots of good tech conferences are happening all over the place! CodeMesh was awesome We had a great time at CodeMesh again this year, and enjoyed some amazing sessions from some of the best people in the industry. Don’t worry …
Elm and Myo playing together
I haven’t been able to stop playing around with my Myo armband since I got my hands on it this week. In truth it’s ruined a few of my plans for the weekend, but boy it’s been fun trying to get the Myo working with various apps and games. Elm has also piqued my interest …
Elm – building a version of Snake in under 100 lines of code
It’s been a little while since I last spent time with Elm, and since Elm 0.13 was recently announced so what better time to get my Elm hat back on and see what’s new. There’s a new-look online debugger which looks prettier than before: but more important than that, is the new Elm Reactor command …
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Elm – functional reactive dreams + missile command
I saw this tweet on my timeline the other day.. which reminded me again to look at Elm and I’ve spend the last week or so getting myself immersed with this wonderful little language built around the idea of functional reactive programming. My first impressions of Elm so far have been very positive, there are …
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Contrasting F# and Elm’s record types
Having spent some time this week with Elm I have seen plenty of things to make me like it, a more in-depth review of my experience with Elm so far is in the works but for now I want to talk about Elm’s record type and how it compares with F# record type which us …