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Example demonstrating how one might architect a single page application Elm app with Rust as the backend.
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Example demonstrating how one might architect a single page application Elm app.

Licensed under GPLV3.

Building

nix-shell
make serve RELEASE=1 # can also do DEBUG=1 instead

Now open http://127.0.0.1:8080 in your browser.

Elm application hot reloading

Hot reloading for Elm application is exposed at port 8000 under DEBUG=1 mode.

make serve DEBUG=1 visit localhost:8000

TODO

  • Address compiler warnings.