TS has a bit of Java feel to me. Forces me to follow all kinds of hard compiler requirements that take some time to implement, like generics, but then there's still all of these edge cases like null-pointers that make it feel like you're still building a house of cards.
Kotlin and Elm are more functional, don't know about Elm but Kotlin has non-null pointers as a base feature of it's language, not some later bolted on tie-wrapped solution.
Kotlin and Elm are more functional, don't know about Elm but Kotlin has non-null pointers as a base feature of it's language, not some later bolted on tie-wrapped solution.