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Let's say you'd like to write front-end code in a language that hides as much of the problems with JS as possible, preferably one that comes with a standard lib
by throwaway427 8y ago
Let's say you'd like to write front-end code in a language that hides as much of the problems with JS as possible, preferably one that comes with a standard library, has elegant (or at least ergonomic) JS to <lang> interop and bridging, simplifies async code, and has a simple, integrated toolchain for targeting JS (all these amongst other things), what would you suggest? Basically what's the best language to write Javascript in : )
Dart? Elm? Clojurescript? Objective-J?
- scns 8y agoReasonML
- throwaway427 8y agoOh I forgot about Reason. Does it have a standard library that obviates the need for pulling in things like lodash, etc?