I maintain a small ClojureScript library, but I really don't think this article is missing the point. The people comparing ClojureScript, Scala.js, Elm, PureScr

I maintain a small ClojureScript library, but I really don't think this article is missing the point. The people comparing ClojureScript, Scala.js, Elm, PureScript, and GHCJS are looking for something pretty specific. Not just persistent data structures and the same map/filter primitives that are now available in Java, but expressive and strong types. ClojureScript rejects that this is even something you'd want.