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You'd use BuckleScript to stay inside the npm ecosystem, and JSOO to stay in the opam ecosystem. Also BS if there's any chance that your output JS could be cons
by yawaramin 9y ago
You'd use BuckleScript to stay inside the npm ecosystem, and JSOO to stay in the opam ecosystem. Also BS if there's any chance that your output JS could be consumed by apps written in plain JS, or if you might one day want to move off of OCaml and back to plain JS.
Re: core_kernel, I personally don't know, but it should be possible to the extent that it doesn't call out to C.