TypeScript is structurally typed and is pretty popular. The industry has discovered this. It's still more painful than ClojureScript in many ways (and less pain

TypeScript is structurally typed and is pretty popular. The industry has discovered this. It's still more painful than ClojureScript in many ways (and less painful in other ways). To me, having written a fair bit of both, it's not clear which is best. Both are good. ClojureScript is far more elegant. PureScript is probably the most interesting statically-typed language I've seen in a long time. But for some reason, powerful static typing never seems to gain much traction. So, if I had to choose between the most popular statically typed languages or Clojure, Clojure wins hands down.