For side-projects I like to play around with PureScript. Mostly because I really like things like simple-json, where it can parse a json string based just on t

For side-projects I like to play around with PureScript. Mostly because I really like things like simple-json, where it can parse a json string based just on the type you are expecting. It looks powerful, and i.e. Halogen framework has decent examples, documentation, and seems to be designed in a way, that provides you plenty escape-hatches for your components, once you need to do something more complicated. If you need even more escape hatches, the FFI is quite un-assuming. On the other hand, I haven't shipped anything with it, never used it in anger, but I still like it. I like to use Justin Woo's reference when looking for purescript library recomendations. https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ I did use clojurescript in previous job (4 years ago). If you like lisp's it is nice. I did. I liked the libraries, and this was the first time I seen the "All the state of the app will be changed with atomic updates, there is only one state-var" pattern. I never did anything too complicated with it, and never used ffi.