Elm has managed effects and purity, and I had immense satisfaction in using it... Managed effects means that doing http requests and working with DOM events are managed from a runtime and from the point of view of the programmer they are just returning values that describe the effectful actions they want to perform, and any changes to programming state from those actions are apparently as function arguments...
The language has its warts, but I would use it if it were not for the poor project management and support.
The language has its warts, but I would use it if it were not for the poor project management and support.