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TypeScript+immutable is like typed clojure without S-expressions but with async io, so that is nice. Haven’t found a way to get eval-expr-at-point for js though
by jeofken 5y ago
TypeScript+immutable is like typed clojure without S-expressions but with async io, so that is nice. Haven’t found a way to get eval-expr-at-point for js though. This is my choice for writing back ends today, but I also do Clojure jobs.
I program compilers nowadays, and do so in OCaml, which is blocking IO, mutable data, and no sexpr, but the type system makes changing code easy. For the domain of compilers, there isn’t much IO anyways.