Talking about Haskell and stuff. You what I want? Rescript to replace entirely Typescript. That will be so much better.
But I write software not to enjoy the process, but to solve business needs. And using Rescript, Scheme or Haskell drastically limits the talent pool and rises the cost. Which, BTW, can be very good for some businesses, that would want to hire only the best programmers anyway and are ready to pay for it. But that's some, not all.
I just wish ReScript would have gained traction and replaced Typescript. But who knows maybe it can still happen.
TypeScripts's type-system soundness holes kill the fun with that language very quickly, imho. That was a really big disappointment for me.
A "static" language that compiles fine and than crashes at runtime with complete WTF-bugs is not much better than a dynamic language. You just can't trust the compiler and need to double check every line of code anyway. So there is not much additional value in this kind of "type safety".
I would prefer Rescript of Scala.js anytime to TypeScript. Got really disillusioned by TS.