Elm is awesome. I just wish much more people and companies would adopt it (and ClojureScript) so it would gain popularity close to that of TypeScript. This could make the web (and the frontend job market) a better place.
I agree. I think TypeScript is a decent language, but after working with the DOM in a functional way, verses object-oriented and imperative paradigms, I don't think I'll ever go back. To paraphrase and hijack what the author stated, HTML feels like it was created for Elm (and functional programming in general). I'd add HTTP to that as well. The combination just feels right.
