You should give one of the OCaml languages a try. OCaml or F#. They have some very pleasant properties.
Generally this whole idea would make sense when you are writing a web application and you are using OCaml or F# on the server and want to use it for the client code too. Same justification for using node.js, but in reverse.
But I know that the Ionide plugin for Atom and VSCode is written in F# compiled to javascript just because the developers like to code in F#
Generally this whole idea would make sense when you are writing a web application and you are using OCaml or F# on the server and want to use it for the client code too. Same justification for using node.js, but in reverse.
But I know that the Ionide plugin for Atom and VSCode is written in F# compiled to javascript just because the developers like to code in F#