Elm-collage Alternatives

Similar projects and alternatives to elm-collage based on common topics and language

racket

188 4,686 9.7 Racket elm-collage VS racket

The Racket repository
guide.elm-lang.org

13 315 0.0 Elm elm-collage VS guide.elm-lang.org

My book introducing you to Elm!
WorkOS

workos.com sponsored

The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
elm-graphql

3 776 4.4 Elm elm-collage VS elm-graphql

Autogenerate type-safe GraphQL queries in Elm.
pine

2 211 9.6 Elm elm-collage VS pine

Cross-platform runtime environment for the Elm programming language. (by pine-vm)
elm-playground-3d

1 31 0.0 Elm elm-collage VS elm-playground-3d

A simple way to create three-dimensional pictures, animations, and games.
compiler

1 34 9.4 Elm elm-collage VS compiler

Cara language compiler (by cara-lang)
line-charts

1 455 2.8 Elm elm-collage VS line-charts

Archived in favor of terezka/elm-charts.
InfluxDB

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Is it possible to learn programming from scratch but using Elm or another functional programing language?If yes what do you recommend?if no argument why not a functional language as your first language?
4 projects | /r/elm | 4 Mar 2021

I find it immensely frustrating. 95% of the time working with Elm is an absolute joy, but that other 5% has gradually turned in to a deal breaker for me. It saddens me how often I see discussions like this, which show how the leadership has alienated advanced users - the kinds of people who open issues and write libraries.