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The more I hear about Reasonml the more it intrigues me. This project is obviously in early stages, but it appears to have found a combination of parts from the
by swalladge 8y ago
The more I hear about Reasonml the more it intrigues me. This project is obviously in early stages, but it appears to have found a combination of parts from the ocaml and web development ecosystems that just might work well. All the best!
- arvinsim 8y agoIf Facebook is serious in introducing static typing, they would probably do better by focusing less on Flow and more on ReasonML.
- galfarragem 8y agoI've much more will to learn ReasonML than Typescript.
- nobleach 8y agoI keep considering it myself. I've done some things with OCaml, so I doubt the learning curve would kill me. I am a little dismayed that it's still a client side only language. (there are efforts to bring it to Node)
- yawaramin 8y agoIt's not a client-side-only language. You can and people do write servers with OCaml. Here's a full-stack OCaml/Reason app that demonstrates the state of the art today in tooling and usage: https://github.com/atongen/setml https://github.com/atongen/setml
- thangngoc89 8y agoif you know OCaml then you have no reason to learn ReasonML. They are basically the same language with different syntax