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      <title>The Elm Architecture: a loop that fits in your head</title>
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      <description>Model, Update, View. Three pieces, one loop, zero surprises. We explain The Elm Architecture from scratch with side-by-side examples in Rust and Scala, trace where the pattern came from, why it keeps showing up in TUIs and functional codebases, and when it stops being the right tool.</description>
      
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