Dwayne Crooks

It shows how thinking in terms of keep and skip can make your Haskell parsers easier to read and write.

I share how I refactored my RealWorld clone to use Nix.

I describe the improvements I made to kvothe/elm-countries-quiz to integrate it with Nix + pnpm + Parcel + lydell/elm-safe-virtual-dom.

I describe the work that was done to use dwayne/elm2nix in my TodoMVC Elm web application and the improvements that resulted from the change.

An announcement about my rewrite of cachix/elm2nix with a few changes and improvements.

I share how I used my field and form Elm packages to complete Frontend Mentor's Contact form challenge

An announcement for an Elm package I wrote for working with form fields.

I describe a beautiful form abstraction I discovered while playing with my form fields.

On the work I'm doing to make debouncing work with fields.

An overview of the work I'm doing to try and build a form abstraction for Elm.

I explain how I improved Rules.lookup

I explain how I improved the performance of L-System generation using lazy evaluation

An introduction to a new series I'm calling "Diary of an Elm Developer".

An announcement for a tutorial I wrote about a calculator I built with Elm.

I explain what we do in Elm in place of the stateless and stateful components you get in React.

I explain what I think is the fundamental problem that's not addressed by popular CSS solutions.

I show how to use Devbox in your GitHub Actions so that you can build, test, and deploy your Elm web application in CI just as you do locally.

I explain how to host your Elm web applications that are based on Browser.application.

I explain how I host my Elm web applications with GitHub Pages using Bash, Git, and GitHub.

It introduces my readers to my new newsletter "Elm with Dwayne".

I explain how I implemented a continuation-passing interpreter with Elm to make a read operation for a programming language that reads the user's input via a browser.

I share how I use Devbox in my Elm projects.

A tour of dwayne/elm-conduit, an open-source Elm SPA.

I share how I use Nix in my Elm projects.

It explains how a special representation of continuations leads to the iterative version of the factorial function.

An announcement for the first release of elm-integer.

My notes on Cal's episode on working slowly and relentlessly.

Learn how smart constructors, JSON decoders, and "Parse, don't validate" help you write better event listeners.

Learn about useful chompers that can help you write better parsers.

Learn how wrapper modules can help you design better APIs for your web apps.