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I've been using Scala.JS (with Fury!) the last few days. It took me literally years to start, but so far I am extremely impressed how a language built around the JVM *just works* on JS. Thank you @sjrdoeraene and all the other contributors! I'm 10x the JavaScript developer I was!
That's not to say everything has been easy: I find myself doing more casting than I normally would, for example. But given how little time I've spent learning the "correct" ways to use it, the out-of-the-box experience has been fantastic.
ScalaJS is one of the first things I learned to do once I got into Scala. Coming from TypeScript it felt like everything I was missing previously was front-and-center. It really is an amazing achievement.
That's interesting to hear from a TypeScript perspective. TypeScript is both newer (than Scala, not Scala.JS) and already more popular, and of the (very few, I imagine) people moving between Scala and TS, I assume most are moving in the opposite direction to you.
ScalaJS is more Scala than ScalaJVM. I think ScalaJS (requirement of crosscompilation with) made Scala an independent language.
I like the idea that Scala could be seen that way.
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