So here is a mix of 5 ideas which is a mix of some old and new ones for posting (those in bold are locked for the next phase):
- 1/ Making a PWA in Elm: I made a small tabata/interval trainer app in Elm that runs with Webpack and cordova. How to make and deploy an app with that stack, how to make a PWA with lightbox, some personal experience and why I would skip cordova if I was to start again
- 2/ Playing with SVG and animation in Elm: still about this tabata app, I've made a few unsuccessful attempts to get a nice animation while working out and resting. Comparing generating an animation tag in SVG vs regenerating the SVG itself from Elm (latter is the best solution IMO but... I'd started with the other one first)
- 3/ The carbon cost of emails. I recently switched from gmail to lilo.org's mail solution, it's a carbon-compensated solution and that got me to think of a few costs of emailing, problem is there isn't enough good numbers on it.
- 4/ Some kind of shortish "biography" on how I went from an engineering school in France to freelancing from the North of Sweden and focus on a few pointers to start as a freelancer and of what I would do different.
- 5/ Another Elm article about some of the tools in the ecosystems that I recently discovered hoping other Elm enthusiast will get to know them if they haven't already (mainly elm-lens & elm-analyse to provide the next level of code quality for your elm projects).
So I've got the 3 posts I needed! Thanks to all of you for helping!
Top comments (11)
10/10 would read all of these. Definitely think #1 could be a really good practical intro to Elm in the wild.
Seconded, great ideas. Would love to read #3.
Thanks, I'll put the first one in the selected 3 posts!
I would pick 1, 4 and 5, number 4 sounds especially interesting for me. What kind of engineering school did you finish ? I have similar background! :)
A French school: INSA (located in Rennes). I studied a program called "Languages, Systems and Network" which covered a lot of different "brand" of computing and a lot of theory (grammars, compiler, design patterns, MIPS architecture, ...)
Which one did you do?
Polish one, AGH based in Cracow. :) Yours sounds really nice, I finished "Control Engineering and Robotics" - not much programming but quite interesting nonetheless.
I bet! and how did you get to programming?
I remember that one day I read some article on Python web apps and how easy it is to get started building something useful and I was immediately hooked so I decided to study Python and programming in general on my own.
Cheers, #3 and #4 are locked too then
Hey, a bit late but I would love to read about #4.
Thanks! #4 is locked then.