Out of curiosity I started playing with Elm and the Functional Reactive principles. While still a young language and community, it gives you lot of food for your thoughts, and I like the idea of completely replacing html/css/javascript with one single language. It is particularly remarkable how basic tutorials and games are easy to implement with Elm with little to no setup compared to the tiresome process of setting up clojurescript. The clojure/clojurescript community is way more mature and the language itself would have no problems in doing something similar. Any particular reason why this has not been attempted or should be avoided? I'm not trying to be contentious, I'm honestly curious about your opinion.
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