I beg to differ. I didn’t realize how bad the interop specification in BuckleScript was before I actually sat down and used the PureScript one. Interop and the compilation artifacts are in general better in PureScript across the board. The amount of odd tokens and directives to use is reason alone to take a step back, IMO. It’s probably the worst part of BuckleScript. It’s like a tiny language all on its own; a terrible, opaque one you have to read the docs for every time you’re trying to do something.
