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Speaking of putting away childish things (like effect-ridden, imperative spaghetti code), PureScript is my new CoffeeScript. http://purescript.org http://pures
by atrilumen 12y ago
Speaking of putting away childish things (like effect-ridden, imperative spaghetti code), PureScript is my new CoffeeScript.
http://purescript.org http://purescript.org
- picardo 12y agoI've been looking into that myself, but then I found Elm[0] and stopped looking. :) ------------------- [0] elm-lang.org
- atrilumen 12y agoOh, Elm is cool. I get that. So is Haste[0]. But I think PureScript is a more practical choice for targeting JavaScript. (It generates much smaller, more readable output, for one thing.) I don't promise to have my mind made up, though. I'm still furiously taking in all of this Haskelly stuff, and it looks like a pretty long road ahead. I've been telling people that I feel like I've crawled into a tunnel, and can't back out again. I seem to have no choice but to keep crawling towards that tiny beam of light. I don't know how many times I'd looked at the ML family, and just couldn't appreciate it immediately enough... but somehow I've managed to become completely obsessed, to the extent that anything less really turns my stomach. [0] http://haste-lang.org/ http://haste-lang.org/
- wcbeard10 12y agoHave you found a good framework that purescript supports in the vein of Angular or React? I had a look a while back but the support was a bit spotty for me.
- atrilumen 12y agoI can't personally recommend any yet, as I'm still warming up to it, myself. https://github.com/purescript/purescript/wiki/Recommended-Libraries https://github.com/purescript/purescript/wiki/Recommended-Li...
- purescript 12y agoMaybe https://github.com/paf31/purescript-thermite https://github.com/paf31/purescript-thermite ...