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Make your own TEA (The Elm Architecture)
Make your own TEA (The Elm Architecture).
If you’re familiar with the frontend ecosystem for the last few years, you’ve probably come across a framework which roughly follows the structure of: A model representing the state of the program An update function that maps one model to another, with input from events
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