Great to see the motivation spelled out clearly, but something seems strange. If you read the Quora answer, it just rants about how functional programming is ob

Great to see the motivation spelled out clearly, but something seems strange. If you read the Quora answer, it just rants about how functional programming is obsessed with big words and esoteric concepts that are hard to grok, and that this constitutes poor UX. But Keli’s interpretation seems to be that the moment-to-moment experience in the IDE is poor, and that that’s what the language wants to address with more explicit syntax and intellisense support. These seem like two very different problems under the umbrella term “UX”.