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Why we chose Elm for Humio’s web UI
Humio software engineers Thomas Anagrius and Jeroen Engels sat down to talk about why they got involved with Elm for web-based front-end programming. Humio was an early adopter of Elm, putting Elm code into production in 2016. Today, Humio has one of the largest Elm code bases in the world. Here’s what Thomas and Jeroen had to say about working with a very young programming language for a very modern new logging platform.
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