I won't comment on TypeScript (other than to bemoan its JavaScript origins), but for what it's worth, people I hold in high esteem have a lot of good things to

I won't comment on TypeScript (other than to bemoan its JavaScript origins), but for what it's worth, people I hold in high esteem have a lot of good things to say about it. But as far as LLM-assisted coding goes, the pure functional / no-side effects / immutable data properties of Elixir (and to be fair, other functional languages that owe their ancestry, in part, to Lisp) seem to have a big impact on the LLM's ability to reason about change. At least that is my experience with it over the last 6 months or so. It's such a fun time to get the opportunity to muck around with these technologies, "programming" is _profoundly_ changing under their influence.