July 2019
Intermediate to advanced
310 pages
7h 26m
English
In the previous chapter, you used versatile tools to debug Elm code, receive immediate development feedback, and deploy an Elm application. These tools make building brand new Elm applications a delight. Unfortunately, not all applications are “greenfield” projects with no existing code or constraints to work around.
As a front-end developer, you deal with a lot of JavaScript. But of course, now you love Elm and its safety, so you can hardly wait to adopt it at work. One problem: your manager will likely question if rewriting your application in Elm is cost-effective. Rewrites steal time from developing new customer features.
Thankfully, Elm has your back. You can use Elm inside existing JavaScript applications ...
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