That link is very insightful and those reasons are why I stopped haskelling in my spare time. Unfortunately pure FPs without typeclasses like Elm seem to be to

That link is very insightful and those reasons are why I stopped haskelling in my spare time. Unfortunately pure FPs without typeclasses like Elm seem to be too boilerplatey for me. F# may get around it by offering imperative and OO capabilities? Overall I wanted to love pure FPs but I really appreciate Typescript and C# these days even though I tried with Haskell. With Haskell you want to use a web library there are loads of programming language concepts that framework uses that you need to grok. With C# etc. you learn the language much quicker and libraries are way more “uniform” with nothing too fancy going on.