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Have you tried using typescript? That would be the closest you can get to a language that feels like JavaScript(it's a superset) and it has good tooling, types,
by anuragsoni 9y ago
Have you tried using typescript? That would be the closest you can get to a language that feels like JavaScript(it's a superset) and it has good tooling, types, and inter-op with JavaScript.
If you still want to try a language that compiles to JavaScript, I'd suggest taking a look at elm too. It has good documentation. It might lack some features from Haskell but in my opinion it is still a fun interesting language to learn.