Yup, I know :) it's a matter of opinion. I was just saying that that's a significant difference that will make a segment of engineers pick something like Elm. E

Yup, I know :) it's a matter of opinion. I was just saying that that's a significant difference that will make a segment of engineers pick something like Elm. Elm is also more minimalist and easier to pick up if you're not into FP. Even knowing Haskell, some Scala types make me go cross eyed. On my side, if i have the choice between boilerplate or having to debug runtime errors, I'll pick the boilerplate any day. If my product manager thinks its worth it to push a feature earlier (and risking having it blow up), well, I'll go work for someone else ;)