Another Ocaml-ish option is of course, Rust. One thing it has additionally going for it is a complete node.js JS reimplementation (with deno.js, the runtime is

Another Ocaml-ish option is of course, Rust. One thing it has additionally going for it is a complete node.js JS reimplementation (with deno.js, the runtime is mostly go inspired), a client side web browser JS/Webstack impl with bleeding edge webgpu, webasm, CSS support (servo, which was hoisted up to the Linux Foundation - https://servo.org https://servo.org). I think the ethos of servo is interesting since it should allow the web to more interesting dynamic web pages tailored for bandwidth, internationalization, and localization issues, thanks to the (years) of hardwork by IETF and w3c.