Frontend

Lots of new faces here – welcome, fellow HTML renderers! ✨

Let's do some introductions:

1. What's your favorite HTML/CSS/JavaScript feature?
2. What are you currently using /frontend technology to build?
3. What framework, library or stack are you hoping to learn, or think more people should know about?

Extra bonus if you include links to developer.mozilla.org and GitHub!

Just throwing in Elm language here as a number 3. https://elm-lang.org

Amazing framework once you wrap your head around it.

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It is really cool. It is also possible to write ports to interop with existing frameworks and JS in general. So ports is a concept to make non functional code callable from Elm (and vice versa). Will take some effort though, but honestly not many JS modules would not be a good fit for Elm anyway.

Expressing DOM elements and app logic through pure functional programming is a pretty cool concept!

Though given it's not interoperable with the wider JavaScript ecosystem, I think it will take a long time for Elm to bootstrap a big enough ecosystem to achieve significant adoption.