Elixir framework that compiles to JS - just shipped npm, Web API & Web Components interop

I'm the creator of Hologram - a framework that lets you write full-stack apps entirely in Elixir by compiling it to JavaScript for the browser. I believe Elixir deserves a true full-stack story, one that doesn't cut you off from the JS ecosystem.

There are 3 million npm packages out there and a ton of Web APIs - it would be a sin not to let Elixir developers tap into that. So we just shipped JavaScript interoperability in v0.8.0: you can now call JS functions, use npm packages, interact with Web APIs, instantiate classes, and work with Web Components - all from Elixir, no server round-trips needed.

Here's what it looks like - using Chart.js from Elixir:

```elixir defmodule MyApp.DashboardPage do use Hologram.Page use Hologram.JS

js_import from: "chart.js", as: :Chart

def action(:render_chart, _params, component) do canvas = JS.call(:document, :getElementById, ["myChart"])

chart = :Chart |> JS.new([canvas, %{type: "bar", data: component.state.data}]) |> JS.call(:update, [])

put_state(component, :chart, chart) end end ```

Full details: https://hologram.page/blog/hologram-v0-8-0-javascript-interop

Website: https://hologram.page

GitHub: https://github.com/bartblast/hologram

Would love to hear what you think.