Noon van der Silk
Noon van der Silk
> The difficult part is ... I guess so. Glancing around the code, I suppose what one might need to do is have a kind of Map like ```haskell Map...
As an example, it would be extremely useful to hook into the page-change event; but it seems at present there is no way to do that. -- Edit: Lies, I'm...
I don't disagree; completely. But it is a _little_ confusing that they aren't evaluated. For example, one result is that if you have a JS widget you _only_ want to...
Neither of those really work here. The point is, because the dom change happens outside elm, and it persists between pages, the _only_ option is to leak details of one...
That's exactly what I do, let's say I have: - WidgetPage: `init = { ... Effect.batch [ showWidget ] }` - NormalPage1: `init = { ... Effect.batch [ hideWidget ]...
Fow what it's worth it's significantly worse in the latest version of elm-land; it crashes almost every time I regenerate the CSS.
Interestingly, it seems like some node/filesystem bug. If I run ``` echo css/Css.hs | entr -cs 'runghc css/Css.hs>./static/css.css' ``` it causes the coredump; but if I change the `entr` command...