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PureScript. Almost like Haskell but without pragmas and generally less magic, as it is eagerly evaluated. It compiles to JS and has easy interop with any JS pa
by jxub 8y ago
PureScript.
Almost like Haskell but without pragmas and generally less magic, as it is eagerly evaluated. It compiles to JS and has easy interop with any JS package. Also, PureScript by Example is a really fun book to follow in order to dip your toes in this language.
- a-saleh 8y agoI really liked to dabble in Purescript :) If you want to rty it out there is even a web-based playground: http://try.purescript.org/?session=c9e5f851-4207-8c8b-d58e-c46ad120ae1f http://try.purescript.org/?session=c9e5f851-4207-8c8b-d58e-c... Never used https://github.com/andyarvanitis/purescript-native https://github.com/andyarvanitis/purescript-native, but this might be an option if you want to interface with C code. Purescript is built to compile into target language, and even though the JS is the main target there are other forks such as the purescript-native producing C++11, and I know there is backend for i.e Erlang