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Haste is a strong, useful, and impressively complete Haskell to JS compiler. Fay is used in production apps as well. PureScript is less mature still but prett
by coolsunglasses 13y ago
Haste is a strong, useful, and impressively complete Haskell to JS compiler.
Fay is used in production apps as well.
PureScript is less mature still but pretty nice.
- spyder81 13y agoI looked at Haskell options - fay and haste are both good, but not complete (try compiling tagsoup). GHCJS works, but generates 5mb JavaScript files. This is what I meant when I said "by virtue of support for existing libraries". js_of_ocaml translates compiled bytecode and can therefore make any pure OCaml library work in JavaScript without recompilation.