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        <description>Low-dependency frameworks are important! So it is good to at least know of Elm, a friendly, stable and small language that reduces run-time exceptions to a minimum and lowers the fear of refactoring (read: maintenance). Not only the number of dependencies is low, also the impact of using them in your code is better bounded. The clarity and (type) safety guarantees are particularly urgent in the age of AI. Let's start with a demonstration of Elm, and then discuss its relevance in App-o-Matic context, to w3c Solid for low-dependency distributed storage, and to open source software development challenges in general. Title: Elm Presenter: Rob van den Bogaard Date: 2026-08-19 Talk info: https://koppelting.nl/en/festival2026/lineup#id6a73be4e5ce2b This talk was held during Koppelting 2026, see https://koppelting.nl/en/festival2026/lineup.</description>
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