Great Stuff! I am excited for the platform :D

If the language I was forced to use at work was a functional programming one, instead of object oriented. That would be a 10x on productivity right there. Also, if I didn't work in an open office, and I had more private time where it was quiet, I could think better and provide better quality work.

Hey Milica, thanks for the support and taking the time to find interesting bloggers!

Great article, thanks for helping break down the barriers to functional programming. It looks really clean!

I've been wondering what a higher order component is, thanks for taking the time to break it down into an easily digestible format!

Welcome to the party!

As many as you need. Elm for sure, the web is brutal, No Run-time errors and high performance. Sign me up. As long as it takes. I'd love to learn Haskell... but that one has been a tough nut to crack. Ruby is currently dieing out at a rather rapid pace, obviously the older ones like Paskel and Fortan are dieing, C++ has been downhill but that's been pretty up and down. Elm, obviously, its like Haskell for mortals.

I like the idea of ethical ads, or the bloggers can sort of "approve" the advertisements. That sort of thing.

To me, work from home days are a must have. Second is the technical stack, I'm rather picky about it. My biggest fear is I'm walking into a decade of technical debt, but it's so hard to know 😨

Why is this a vote? gRPC performance is better, of course.