I won't lie. I read the title, and thought "At last, objectivity". It's like CoffeeScript all over again. Except this time, this particular assault on ECMAScri

I won't lie. I read the title, and thought "At last, objectivity". It's like CoffeeScript all over again. Except this time, this particular assault on ECMAScript is much better funded. Don't get me wrong, I think there's a place for strong typing in web based UIs. But for one, WASM is a better idea for the choices and flexibility it offers, and more importantly to me, I think the bigger challenges in UI programming are not solved by strict typing.