No worries at all! I didn't take offense, it's very easy to forget one or two projects when quite frankly, Elm has managed to spawn or inspire so many!
Derw, a human written Elm fork by me, is largely self-hosted. I took that decision with inspiration from Go: 1) it gave me a large codebase which could be used to assess language features on and 2) it gave me motivation to improve generalized performance rather than focusing on the niche use cases (web-rendering).
You're missing Derw from that list: https://www.derw-lang.com/. Predates all the others, and is from a former core team member (me). I'm also the author of server-side Elm experiment known as [take-home](https://github.com/eeue56/take-home) from 11 years ago. I can see a lot of patterns in Sky's codebase which seem trained on Derw's codebase.
Also authored the first Elm-in-Elm compiler for a limited subset for json-to-elm, then leading to a pure Elm virtual-dom implementation used for elm-html-test!
Egoless Engineering, a book about how to be an enabling staff engineer in the Nordic's largest mediahouse. I saved up vacation and took the whole of December off, mostly to relax. But I'm also working on more chapters for my book.
Tools to help my mental health tracking[0], and sharing with others how I manage my limited amount of energy[1]. They're kind of related, since mental health impacts my energy, so I've needed to prioritize and really make sure I'm spending my time and energy on things that matter. Usually, there's a good mix of things I enjoy doing with things I gain a lot out of. I've spent a lot of time thinking about this!
I've used my app in various forms for around 5 years, rewritten multiple times. But now I'm creating surrounding tooling to help others put my mental model for personal life prioritize to use. I'm writing in the "Saving Spoons" Substack as I go, trying to explain why and how I do things, with advice for others trying to do the same thing.
Native Welsh speaker here! It has always been a dream of mine to go to Y Wladfa, and share a bond through language with people there.
One fun fact - my dad took some higher-learning Welsh exam as an adult. They had to time the exam to match Patagonia, as they were given the exact same exam to avoid any cheating.