Hi everyone! 
Over the past couple of years, I’ve been diving deep into PureScript and its ecosystem. Like many of you, I’ve been absolutely blown away by the elegance of the language and how it solves fundamental architectural problems, especially when bridging the gap between mathematical purity and powerful runtimes like Node, BEAM, or Scheme.
However, I often feel that PureScript deserves way more attention from the mainstream programming world (especially the JS/TS and OOP crowds), who might (sometimes) potentially view this as an ivory tower, even though we’re far past the pedagogical crisis of Haskell in the 2000s (things have greatly improved since, even in Haskell’s ecosystem). I think this is one of the most problematic risks for PureScript. And it would be far too unfair to do nothing and let the web sink into dubious certainties.
To help bridge this gap, I’ve started writing a series of articles on DEV.to. My goal is to use accessible, engaging metaphors to explain why PureScript is such a game-changer for modern software engineering, without overwhelming beginners with category theory jargon right from the start (even though I’d want to, because I love it!).
Here are my latest pieces (and please forgive a few poetic licenses and factual approximations for the sake of the narrative!):
- A quiet rewrite of the Web: PureScript on the rooftops of JavaScript
- The ultimate polymorphism: PureScript as a universal language (published today)
If you enjoy the read and share this vision of making PureScript more visible, please consider leaving a “like” or a comment on the DEV.to articles.
DEV.to’s algorithm is heavily momentum-based. A few quick likes from this community can trigger the algorithm to push the articles to the front page, reaching thousands of mainstream developers who might otherwise never hear about our “epistemological little friend”! 
Thanks for your time, and a massive thank you to all the contributors here who make this language so amazing to work with every day. I deeply love our community. 
Cheers!