What’s a Melange?
The term @reasonml has been overloaded ad-infinitum.
You can think of Melange as the intermediary between your OCaml/ReasonML and JavaScript.
That’s it!
Start here: melange.re/v1.0.0/
Expo Router won a React Open Source Award! 🏆
So incredibly honored ❤️ Surreal to see how far this idea has come!
Thanks to @GitNationOrg for hosting, and the @expo community for all the incredible support 🚀
Getting closer to Write Once, Run Everywhere with React—everyday!
A few people have asked me about how to contribute to cool projects in OCaml.
My answer so far:
- Help web dev around Dream
- Get involved with ReScript and explode at maximum the v11 features to improve bindings with libs, improve patterns that will be obsolete
(1/n)
🧵 Server-side rendering React in OCaml - @davesnx
The Ahrefs team reimplemented ReactDOMServer.renderToString in OCaml 🤯
They now run SSR natively, much faster than Node or Bun 🔥
sancho.dev/blog/server-side-…
🧵 Server-side rendering React in OCaml - @davesnx
The Ahrefs team reimplemented ReactDOMServer.renderToString in OCaml 🤯
They now run SSR natively, much faster than Node or Bun 🔥
sancho.dev/blog/server-side-…
This last week three separate people approached me about writing a full Reason implementation of React, so that their Reason React components can be compiled directly to native. Seems there’s lots of demand for this.
ICYMI:
- melange support is built into dune, releasing in 3.8(!!)
- ahrefs migrated their entire codebase from BuckleScript
- melange v1.0 is around the corner