Ian Mackenzie

I'm kind of surprised it even _started_ compiling in 0.18 (hence my skepticism that that was the issue), given that there's no `elm-package.json`, just the new `elm.json`...but I guess if...

@JoelQ yeah, that's the Wikipedia page I was looking at when I basically threw my hands up and said "forget it". Fortunately it would be easy enough for someone else...

If there is one thing I have learned when making this package, it is that anything other than an SI unit is very likely to have multiple slightly-different versions in...

Ahhh OK, that makes sense - so you were just including `elm-units` via `source-directories` from an Elm 0.18 project. Interesting that Elm 0.19 accepts that `min` code and Elm 0.18...

No rush! I may very well end up releasing 1.0 with just the existing modules (I was planning on an initial release this week), but it was always the plan...

Hahaha fair point! I'm Canadian myself, and I do realize that 'metres' is the standard SI spelling of the unit. But it seems that American spelling (color etc.) is the...

It heartens me to find out that the American spellings were due to a considered, deliberate effort to make spelling simpler and more regular: https://www.businessinsider.com/spelling-american-vs-british-noah-webster-2018-3 I think as programmers we...

Looking pretty good! I have a few small thoughts/comments/questions but I think it would make sense to just open a pull request and we can discuss there - it's totally...

Awesome! I think `AngularSpeed` would probably be the next most fundamental (I can see that being useful for things like animations), and then perhaps `AngularAcceleration` for completeness. After that, maybe...

Sounds good! I'm a bit conflicted on naming there - `radiansPerSecond` and `degreesPerSecond` seem obvious enough, and `turnsPerSecond` would then be consistent, but I'd also like to have `revolutionsPerMinute` (to...