Elm Programming (HiTeX Press)
Monday, 02 December 2024

This guide is designed to introduce developers to the Elm functional programming language. Robert Johnson explores Elm’s approach to managing application architecture and state through a clean, predictable model, using the language's robust type system to eliminate runtime errors.

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Readers will gain a solid understanding of Elm's core principles, including immutability, pure functions, and type safety. The book is structured to accommodate beginners, progressively leading the reader from fundamental concepts such as setting up the Elm environment and understanding basic syntax and data types, to advanced topics including managing state and side effects, and JSON handling.

Author: Robert Johnson
Publisher: HiTeX Press
Date: November 2024
Pages: 432
ISBN: 978-8896650218
Print: B0DMR73XQS
Kindle: ‎ B0DKG6B578
Audience: Developers wanting to learn Elm
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

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