This course on Elm Basics aims to teach learners the fundamentals of Elm programming language in just 30 minutes. By the end of the course, students will be able to install Elm, use Elm tools, work with Elm REPL, create Elm programs, and build a functional application. The course covers topics such as Elm Reactor, model-view relationships, handling user input, parsing challenges, and creating a working application. The teaching method involves a hands-on approach with practical examples and demonstrations. This course is designed for beginners interested in learning Elm programming language and functional programming concepts.
Overview
Syllabus
Installation - 1 of 23 - Elm Basics
Testing Installations - 2 of 23 - Elm Basics
Testing Installations - 3 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm Tools - 4 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm REPL Basics - 5 of 23 - Elm Basics -
Visual Studio Code - 6 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm Init - 7 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm Make - 8 of 23 - Elm Basics
Make Advanced - 9 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm Reactor Basics - 10 of 23 - Elm Basics
Elm Program - 11 of 23 - Elm Basics
Show Model in View - 12 of 23 - Elm Basics
Input button - 13 of 23 - Elm Basics
Message - 14 of 23 - Elm Basics
Logging - 15 of 23 - Elm Basics
Changing Records - 16 of 23 - Elm Basics
Changing Model Data - 17 of 23 - Elm Basics
Text Input - 18 of 23 - Elm Basics
Parsing Challenges - 19 of 23 - Elm Basics
Maybe - 20 of 23 - Elm Basics
Parsing Function - 21 of 23 - Elm Basics
Working Application - 22 of 23 - Elm Basics
Conclusions - 23 of 23 - Elm Basics
Taught by
Jesse Warden
