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To me this book isn't for the beginner or the faint of heart. It requires already being familiar with Elm and it's syntax. For example, here's an article on json recursive decoders, which I really don't understand (I've struggled to understand it in Richard Feldman's book #19) and I personally find url routing difficult.
So, better to start with Elm in Action, Elm Guide, Beginning Elm or Programming Elm. They speak to me at a level I can understand; I'm firmly in the educational programming camp, and hit a brick wall every time I try and go further!1
There's a big difference between doing finger exercises and building small self-contained programs, to building out apps with routing, talking to servers, database admin, so on. It's not for me 😄 ↩
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To me this book isn't for the beginner or the faint of heart. It requires already being familiar with Elm and it's syntax. For example, here's an article on json recursive decoders, which I really don't understand (I've struggled to understand it in Richard Feldman's book #19) and I personally find url routing difficult.
So, better to start with Elm in Action, Elm Guide, Beginning Elm or Programming Elm. They speak to me at a level I can understand; I'm firmly in the educational programming camp, and hit a brick wall every time I try and go further!1
However, his json2elm tool is pretty handy.
Footnotes
There's a big difference between doing finger exercises and building small self-contained programs, to building out apps with routing, talking to servers, database admin, so on. It's not for me 😄 ↩
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