If some people are confused (I was for a long time): - OCaml is a functional, object-oriented and statically typed programming language that compiles to binari

If some people are confused (I was for a long time): - OCaml is a functional, object-oriented and statically typed programming language that compiles to binaries and bytecode. It's a ML (Meta Language) descendant, like SML for example - js_of_ocaml is a compiler that takes in OCaml bytecode and outputs JavaScript - BuckleScript is a compiler that takes OCaml code and outputs JavaScript - ReasonML is an alternative syntax for OCaml. ReasonML code can be compiled to binaries like regular OCaml code. - BuckleScript and ReasonML were used together often - ReScript is a new language that's based on the OCaml compiler, BuckleScript, and ReasonML syntax. ReScript targets only JavaScript and has a A post on the history of ReScript/BuckleScript in the OCaml forum: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/a-short-history-of-rescript-bucklescript/7222 https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/a-short-history-of-rescript-buck...