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Yeah, BuckleScript (and ReasonML if you prefer your OCaml with a JavaScript-like syntax). OCaml's type system is sound, unlike TypeScript's. This means you have
by yawaramin 9y ago
Yeah, BuckleScript (and ReasonML if you prefer your OCaml with a JavaScript-like syntax). OCaml's type system is sound, unlike TypeScript's. This means you have a guarantee that (with a couple of known exceptions), typechecked code will not give you runtime type errors.