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> it's available on pretty much every platform And now so is OCaml, Elm, PureScript, C++, and anything else that compiles to JS. > it's a natural fit for web
by jordwalke 11y ago
> it's available on pretty much every platform
And now so is OCaml, Elm, PureScript, C++, and anything else that compiles to JS.
> it's a natural fit for web application development, and so on.
Now that other languages are beginning to compile to JS, they are also becoming increasingly natural for web app development.
> there's already a huge supply of developers familiar with it and its ecosystem.
This is definitely true.