(strongly typed) functional language compilers running in browser

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  1. idris

    A Dependently Typed Functional Programming Language

    there're a lot of languages that can target js/wasm these days, some of which are even self-hosting (ghc) and can target browser (ghcjs), a lot are written in haskell which again can target browser but the closest to my request i've found is an old thread of idris supposedely compilable by ghcjs and while there are plenty "run your code in browser (via server compilation)" services i've yet to see a working "running compiler in browser in browser example"

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  3. purescript

    A strongly-typed language that compiles to JavaScript

  4. trypurescript

    PureScript in the browser

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