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> Write in one language, and run on the server and on the client, but allow the server to be compiled natively for speed A lot of the JVM languages allow for t
by didibus 9y ago
> Write in one language, and run on the server and on the client, but allow the server to be compiled natively for speed
A lot of the JVM languages allow for this. Kotlin, Scala, Clojure and Fantom come to mind. They all can compile to JS also, allowing for code reuse between frontend and backend.
- kbenson 9y agoWell, sure, but ReasonML also natively supports JSX, has am included reason-react package and has Facebook behind it. To me that signals not just that it targets JS, but that it targets JS in a way and with tooling and abilities that convey advantages to using it for web development. Some or all of the other languages you mentioned might as well, but if they do I'm unaware of it.