anchor.diff:  == Conclusion
   
   I hope you enjoyed this content, for me it was a very interesting exercice.
  -Three weeks ago I was crying because I could not use Elm with Meteor so I started to use it with React and Typescript 😳.
  +Three weeks ago I was crying because I could not use Elm with {url-meteor}[Meteor] so I started to use it with React and Typescript 😳.
   
   Today, I dropped React and I use Elm again and it is really pleasant.
   
  
positive.code: 
  image::https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2006548/84566211-bfdb0b00-ad6f-11ea-86fa-927a901ae327.png[]
  
  Congratulations 🎉! You made your first application with Elm, Meteor and Tailwindcss 👏.
  
  == The Todos application
  
  It is really awesome right? What? You don't want to use Meteor just to expose static file? Hmm ok, let's go with the Todos application
  
  Because the goal of this post is not learn how to code in Elm, we will start with an application I wrote for the occasion.
  
  image::https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2006548/84833215-132eb100-b02f-11ea-836b-63a14a6dbe74.png[]
  
  This application is not linked with Meteor yet, there is no ports defined.
  The goal is to save each Todo in MongoDB and to be able to sync two browser.
  
  === Update the Main.elm
  
negative.code: This command will generate a file called *tailwind.config.js*
  
  
  We can now edit the file *main.scss* inside our app (packages/elm-app/app/main.scss) to use {url-tailwindcss}[Tailwindcss]
  
  ```css
  @tailwind base;
  