Elm and the Error Messages

Elm was the first language that I can think of as being sort of held up as like, here's what we need. Elm has popularized this idea that this is a feature that you want in your message. And since then I did create sort of change the landscape of what people look for. But if closure doesn't compete on that axis, then it falls upon us to explain more clearly our alternate UX. It took me a very long time to see that some people are using par edit and they're like having repels that are like in their editor rather than clear air messages. They're like not relying on the air messages necessarily and they'relike their processes wrong. That's