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davesnx

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    is very alive, released with OCaml 5.4 support and improving bit by bit

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    OCaml / Reason (Melange)

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    Comment #42887096

    that's what' melange is lol

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    Comment #42887041

    this is a good naval-style tweet, well done

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    Comment #42240155

    Curious to know more, do you think can make a long-form of "why" and a detailed experience? If you have some time, would be massive to compare it with what's the same experience to…

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    Comment #42240126

    Shame on me; I have a few draft posts that never got the chance to publish. My non-native english doesn't fully help ^^ Expect some of them to be published at the end of the year o…

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    Comment #42235550

    There are a few missleadings in your message: ReScript isnt a fork of Reason, jsoo focuses only on compiling all OCaml and allows JS interop Reason with Melange is a viable option …

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    Comment #42011366

    I always loved hazel, probably a great tool to teach. What has been build with it?

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    Comment #36300682

    Biased answer: The biggest differences between Elm and ReScript/ReasonML as language features are bindings, JSX and purity. Bindings in Elm are cumbersome and limited (on purpose) …

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    Comment #36297698

    It's a good idea to read "A bit of history" under Melange docs: https://melange.re/v1.0.0/rationale/#a-bit-of-history

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    Comment #36297675

    With Melange ReasonML has a small comeback, since Melange and dune supports it out-of-the-box. There has been a bit of activity on fixing bugs on refmt and polish the experience, n…

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    Comment #35877700

    Hi, I worked on rendering React in OCaml and cross-compiling it to JavaScript and wrote a blog post about it. I'm happy to share it here <3

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    Comment #34434057

    versus other than JavaScript stuff: Java, C++, OCaml or Go

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    Comment #34189892

    Hey, thanks! This tries to solve exactly that, let me know if there's anything else that feels that needs an intro to OCaml community.

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    Comment #29228162

    Mi bad english played me bad here. I meant to write "Picks python... blabla" Looked to me like a "Python isn't than bad for perf" article.

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    The author: Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization Also the author: Pick python no matter the problem, the team, the libraries, the deployment tar…

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    Comment #28786457

    This is a great explanation about concurrency and parallelism and where multicore fits, FYI https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/multicore-ocaml-vs-thread/5838/1...

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    Comment #25429543

    That's a project that we all wished was in a perfect shape in order to make Reason more approchable with jsoo.

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    Comment #25429535

    That's very doable, but tedious to make and it's probably on of the selling points for Reason. Writting React code with OCaml is very tedious.