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Thank you :-) You also make a good point. I didn't go into too much detail about ReasonML in another comment, but I know Jordan (@jordwalke) has plans for a ReasonML v4 [1] with sl…

Hi Paul, appreciate the kind words. Your perspective on the project is exactly how we think about it: Melange provides the tooling for fullstack (@davesnx likes to call them Univer…

ReasonML purely as a syntax layer on top of OCaml is still being updated and released[1]. Incidentally, I'm one of the maintainers of that project too :-) With this Melange release…

Melange approaches the problem from the OCaml perspective. It inserts itself within the OCaml community, so you need the OCaml Platform[1] tooling to install and use it. This way, …

Melange and ReScript target different audiences. AFAIU, ReScript is a new language that offers an alternative to TypeScript. Melange approaches the problem from the perspective of …

I don't wanna nitpick too much (I realize that's all I'm doing). I just wanted to caution against stating what you perceive as a fact without any backing references.

That makes sense but it's not what comes across. The sentence immediately after says that "the language continues to grow". That's what I'm questioning.

It'd be interesting to back the claim that "Clojure is (slowly) eating the world.". Interestingly, that's absolutely not my perspective and I don't see any sources for that stateme…

He was referring to these https://github.com/cljsjs/packages/blob/950064853c8391ac7a88...

strings in `:npm-deps` should just work. I'm more concerned about the npm syntax for `@namespace/package@version` which I'm not sure is valid. If it doesn't work though, please ope…

We shell out to `npm` to install the dependencies you specify, so I don't see why it wouldn't work.

Native CLJS libraries are regular JARs that you add to your classpath. Most people publish them to Clojars[1] (which also has Clojure libs). Maven Central may also have some. [1] h…

This functionality is opt-in, so you can still live on your island if you'd like :-)

Just to add to this statement, even in cases where externs will still be necessary, adding CLJSJS packages[1] to your project's classpath will result in those externs being used ev…