TLDR;
SvelteJS-Devs & Revery-Devs & ReasonML-Devs should work together on a unified project XD.
I just found out about Flutter/Dart, was seeing more and more here and there. They have so much already. If I was about to build a native app, i would probably choose Flutter even though i realllly like (to learn) ReasonML and its functional features for 2 reasons. No, actually 3 reasons. The last Reason just popped up again while typing:
you just can not google "Flutter vs Reason". You'd get results like "5 reasons to use Flutter today!" and nothing about ReasonML. I like puns, but finding information is a little hard, the word reason is soo frequent XD.
I think they just don't publish enough about ReasonML. Which is my 2nd reason. Bad Marketing compared to Flutter or React. Maybe also not enthusiastic enough. It has to be somewhat more exiting so that it over-weighs the concerns about learning maybe some useless stuff (<- totally not what i think of ReasonML!)
Lately, i watched a talk about SvelteJS from Rich Harris youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fydeao&t=... which made feel bad about React ^ Which would be the no. 1 reason not to choose ReasonML. They have a rock solid type system and everything, but compile to a plain-old JS-Library?? (i know I'm too hard on React right now, sorry, i don't mean it haha)
While Rich Harris uses the same JS to write an AOT-compiler for some other newly-made-up flavor of JS+HTML/CSS? something feels wrong here.
Admittedly, both of course use flow or TS, but still.. the claim of ReasonML is that it has a superior super-sound mega-stable type-system which is around for 20 or 30 years (which I believe), but if at the end you fallback to the language you were criticizing earlier than the credibility suffers a little...Thats what I think and why I find Revery promising, maybe its a small step to compile to super-fast JS like svelte :D
Best,
Faruk
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Hi,
TLDR;
SvelteJS-Devs & Revery-Devs & ReasonML-Devs should work together on a unified project XD.
I just found out about Flutter/Dart, was seeing more and more here and there. They have so much already. If I was about to build a native app, i would probably choose Flutter even though i realllly like (to learn) ReasonML and its functional features for 2 reasons. No, actually 3 reasons. The last Reason just popped up again while typing:
you just can not google "Flutter vs Reason". You'd get results like "5 reasons to use Flutter today!" and nothing about ReasonML. I like puns, but finding information is a little hard, the word reason is soo frequent XD.
I think they just don't publish enough about ReasonML. Which is my 2nd reason. Bad Marketing compared to Flutter or React. Maybe also not enthusiastic enough. It has to be somewhat more exiting so that it over-weighs the concerns about learning maybe some useless stuff (<- totally not what i think of ReasonML!)
Lately, i watched a talk about SvelteJS from Rich Harris youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fydeao&t=... which made feel bad about React ^ Which would be the no. 1 reason not to choose ReasonML. They have a rock solid type system and everything, but compile to a plain-old JS-Library?? (i know I'm too hard on React right now, sorry, i don't mean it haha)
While Rich Harris uses the same JS to write an AOT-compiler for some other newly-made-up flavor of JS+HTML/CSS? something feels wrong here.
Admittedly, both of course use flow or TS, but still.. the claim of ReasonML is that it has a superior super-sound mega-stable type-system which is around for 20 or 30 years (which I believe), but if at the end you fallback to the language you were criticizing earlier than the credibility suffers a little...Thats what I think and why I find Revery promising, maybe its a small step to compile to super-fast JS like svelte :D
Best,
Faruk