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This question is a bit tricky. For those who are experienced in c or c++, java will be smooth to learn. For beginers it might be a bit slow, but soon they also will gain the pace. To get hold of java or any other object oriented programming, you must go through object oriented programming concepts like inhertence, abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism etc.

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If you have a simple landing page, or a mostly static website with just a couple of forms, using a JS framework would be an overkill. Frameworks help when you're developing an enterprise-class web application because they tend to have a lot of data that needs to be synced with the backend, like, a Banking or Insurance web application.

Stick with TypeScript for overall career growth. CoffeeScript has seen little adoption and it's shorthand syntax will make it more and more difficult for you to code in JavaScript. Would you rather speak Hawaiian because you like it, or English because everybody is speaking it? That's the question!

Elm subscriptions are similar to Event Handlers in native Javascript.

Things like

Mouse.clicks  ->  HTMLElement.addEventListener('click', (event) => { handler code },

Keyboard.downs -> HTMLElement.addEventListener('keydown', (event) => { handler code }


In native Javascript you have lots of event handlers like

1. DOM Events
2. Touch Events
3. Mouse Events
4. Keyboard events

and many more event handlers to support mordern web developments like
1. Video playback events
2. Audio playback events
3. Server sent events

and many more.