As an elm developer, I would like to see simple working boilerplate elm code demonstrating an event, then timeout, then another event firing.

The following example would be useful as a reference:

See the following html:

<div>Hello world</div>

<button>Click</button>

On click of the button, we see the following html for 2 seconds:

<div>Showing "Hello world" after 2 seconds...</div>

Then the original message shows

We currently run the following commands in separate terminal windows:

npm run watch:elm
npm run watch:js
npm run watch:server

We could instead run all 3 with: npm run watch using concurrently

We should add a table with the different statuses for the builds of each branch

Branch	Status
master
counter
counter-with-localstorage
http
ports
routing

From updating elm/http (#3 (comment)), we also should also update elm/core 1.0.0 -> 1.0.2 and elm/json 1.0.0 -> 1.1.2

Due to using the wrong space character (don't know how this initially happened), markdown headers are not displaying or linking correctly

These should be changed for a unicode ASCII 32 space character which will render correctly

The readme of each branch (other than master) is a little untidy and out of date.

Some other changes to master also need updating in the other branches.

TODO: go through each branch and ensure it is up to date.

Currently we are using 1.0.0, 2.0 is out with a different api