[napsterbr]

Elm. No, really, elm. It goes away with all the js fatigue, your code is clean, readable and reliable, and does not produce runtime errors. You don't need npm (though it's probably a good idea for development, since you get hot-reload for free). Linter, testing and ci is a must, regardless of which kind of development we are talking about. Of course, linting with elm is a no-brainer with elm-format, and testing is much easier when you don't have side-effects. Plus you get fuzz testing "by default".

I was just as pessimistic as you wrt frontend development, I had dropped it off altogether. Elm made frontend dev enjoyable again. Can't recommend it enough.

If someone wants to talk about elm and how it is to develop with it, feel free to drop me a line. Email is on profile.

[uranian]

Thanks, this is interesting.