I have been using elm at work (in prod) for about three years, my team and I have rewritten a hard to maintain 50kloc+ angular application to elm. The rewrite started with elm 0.18 and was finished with 0.19.
We started using elm extensively about a year before 0.19 was released and it was very clear to us from the start that even though it's possible to use native modules, it's a feature that should not be used and will not be supported in the future.
The experience we have had with elm and it's community have been nothing but great.
If we had stumbled upon a blog post/ thread like this when figuring out how to proceed, I'm not sure we would have given elm enough thought and tested it out properly.
This makes me really sad as well.
We started using elm extensively about a year before 0.19 was released and it was very clear to us from the start that even though it's possible to use native modules, it's a feature that should not be used and will not be supported in the future.
The experience we have had with elm and it's community have been nothing but great.
If we had stumbled upon a blog post/ thread like this when figuring out how to proceed, I'm not sure we would have given elm enough thought and tested it out properly. This makes me really sad as well.