Elm doesn't want to be a graphics library (anymore). It wants to be a language, a reactive framework (TEA), and to expose the web platform. I think the current state of CSS is, while unfortunate for production users, a fertile breeding ground for new ideas and innovation. And if you want to come up with a new abstraction that compiles down to HTML, nothing is stoping you (see elm-mdl-lite).
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