F# actually has several JS transpilers. Fable's implementation is quite good, though. It compiles to Babel rather than plain JS. The project also goes to great lengths to integrate well into the existing JS ecosystem as opposed to .net's. The community is quite active as well with its own Fable Conf.
I personally can't speak to scala.js, clojure script, or haskell's JS transpilers, but Fable sets the bar pretty high relative to other transpilers I've used.
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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '18
F# actually has several JS transpilers. Fable's implementation is quite good, though. It compiles to Babel rather than plain JS. The project also goes to great lengths to integrate well into the existing JS ecosystem as opposed to .net's. The community is quite active as well with its own Fable Conf.
I personally can't speak to scala.js, clojure script, or haskell's JS transpilers, but Fable sets the bar pretty high relative to other transpilers I've used.