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[elm-discuss] elm learning tools
douglas smith
2017-05-03 19:31:39 UTC
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hey all,
just a quick thought on elm learning tools. being a self-learner
enthusiast these tools are of interest to me and hopefully to you as well.
recently i found a video presentation on IHaskell.
https://github.com/gibiansky/IHaskell --i have some exposure 'playing'
with IPython workbooks so i was curious. it looks like there is not much
current activity on the project.
i was able to setup his docker image on aws and it's really quite nice. my
thoughts are that this would be a great format to develop elm-lang training
workbooks on different concepts. I am currently working my way into the
haskell book (waiting for the next EIA chapters)and they use end of chapter
challenges that would be great worksheets. I personally could not begin to
create an elm front end (yet! :) but I was curious if anyone had any
thoughts.
i can see an elm-plot workbook already! :)
-doug
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Jonas Coch
2017-05-03 19:57:37 UTC
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Hi Douglas,
have you seen https://github.com/abingham/jupyter-elm-kernel? There was
some discussion around it just recently here
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/elm-discuss/4VUQuYukGXM
Maybe this can help you to start with a workbook :-)
Post by douglas smith
hey all,
just a quick thought on elm learning tools. being a self-learner
enthusiast these tools are of interest to me and hopefully to you as well.
recently i found a video presentation on IHaskell.
https://github.com/gibiansky/IHaskell --i have some exposure 'playing'
with IPython workbooks so i was curious. it looks like there is not much
current activity on the project.
i was able to setup his docker image on aws and it's really quite nice. my
thoughts are that this would be a great format to develop elm-lang training
workbooks on different concepts. I am currently working my way into the
haskell book (waiting for the next EIA chapters)and they use end of chapter
challenges that would be great worksheets. I personally could not begin to
create an elm front end (yet! :) but I was curious if anyone had any
thoughts.
i can see an elm-plot workbook already! :)
-doug
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