For now, that's somewhat accurate. If you check out the JS comparison page, you might say it looks like JS with OCaml's influence. The point of the syntax tool

For now, that's somewhat accurate. If you check out the JS comparison page, you might say it looks like JS with OCaml's influence. The point of the syntax toolchain is actually not to get it right on the first try but to make something viable that is easier to learn/read, avoid bike-shedding, and put all the right tooling in place so that we can very seamlessly upgrade after taking in feedback. It's pretty liberating to know you have that ability to move forward rapidly and automate all of the upgrades.