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Possible reasons: * Facebook is trying to improve the frontend stack out of the goodness of their hearts. * Facebook is trying to drag their website into the
by ferbivore 9y ago
Possible reasons:
* Facebook is trying to improve the frontend stack out of the goodness of their hearts.
* Facebook is trying to drag their website into the 22nd century by abandoning JavaScript.
* Facebook wants to make the whole world dependent on their software and/or their patent grant.
* The React and Reason teams got drunk together one evening and this is the outcome.
- chenglou 9y agoI work on Reason and I used to help with React * Yeah! I know I'm pure-hearted at least * JavaScript will be around for a long time. Our stance is more gradual improvement than world-breaking changes all over the place. I'm still trying to phrase this correctly, because sometimes when Reason gets mentioned, the immediate reaction is "wow they're gonna rewrite everything again, kids...". Our interop story is pretty damn good. Please check it out! * See ReasonReact's license =) * The more successful Reason is, the less we'll drink. Kidding Our discord channel is at discord.gg/reasonml. I think we're a bunch of pragmatic and nice folks. It'll take time for people to understand our stance, but blog posts like these really help showing what we're doing.