I read that it is a bit of a struggle to make Elm work with JS libs, that's probably one of the reasons why FB build it's own language.
As far as I know, they did some things with SML and OCaml before, even React and they had good experience, but JS devs didn't like it, so they went for their own thing.
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For people that prefer the OCaml style over the changes in Reason to make it more JavaScript-esque, one could consider Elm.
Yes, Elm is nice too.
But I had the impression that the Elm ecosystem is rather self-contained with its run-time etc.
Elm also has JavaScript Interop, when there is a reason to bridge out of Elm's self-contained ecosystem.
Probably a lot of caveats. I haven't needed to do that, since I've only done toy Elm programs for fun.
I read that it is a bit of a struggle to make Elm work with JS libs, that's probably one of the reasons why FB build it's own language.
As far as I know, they did some things with SML and OCaml before, even React and they had good experience, but JS devs didn't like it, so they went for their own thing.