So far I've been using Python/JS/TypeScript mostly and I'm striving for a better Type System and more functional capabilities. ReasonML offers a lot of the thin

So far I've been using Python/JS/TypeScript mostly and I'm striving for a better Type System and more functional capabilities. ReasonML offers a lot of the things I was looking for: * Familiar syntax (coming from Python/Go/JS/TS etc.) * A lot of functional capabilities. * A nice flexible type system. * High (predictable) performance. * Fast compile times. * Compiles to byte/native/JS * A mature compiler. I'm still having an eye on three things: 1) What's the concurrency model going to be. 2) What's the solution for unicode going to be. 3) At what pace is the ecosystem going to grow. If things turn out well, I can imagine OCaml/ReasonML becoming my general purpose language of choice for most of the stuff I'm currently using Python/Go/JS/TS for. I recently started with a frontend using bucklescript-tea [0] and it's a great experience so far! 0: https://github.com/OvermindDL1/bucklescript-tea https://github.com/OvermindDL1/bucklescript-tea