Yeah, I suppose it depends on what you're building. Three years of building with it (plus constant re-evaluation of that decision) has supports our conclusion

Yeah, I suppose it depends on what you're building. Three years of building with it (plus constant re-evaluation of that decision) has supports our conclusion that it is far more concise and easier to manage (esp for less technical folks who need to sign off on the business logic/domain) than anything we'd have done in JS. With that said, we're building a product that requires much more interactivity than most, and we're performing a lot of typical "back-end" logic in the client - that might color our evaluation. To be sure, it hasn't been without tradeoffs, but we haven't found those tradeoffs to be at the language level.