BuckleScript, a compiler from ReasonML/OCaml to JavaScript, seems to be oriented towards ReasonML syntax rather than OCaml syntax. The ReasonReact project, which provides bindings for React, is also oriented towards ReasonML syntax. Its documentation contains little to no information on using ReasonReact with OCaml syntax as an alternative to …
Articles with the 'ocaml' tag
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Examples of ReactJS programs in OCaml syntax
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Getting started with Ocsigen
Ocsigen is a web framework for OCaml that has a very special feature: it allows one to write tierless applications. This means that the line between front-end and back-end is blurred, and the entire application can be written in OCaml. That allows one to make use OCaml libraries and features …
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Using Jane Street's Core in the OCaml Toplevel
I was reading part of Real World OCaml, and the book assumes that one uses Jane Street's Core as one's standard library. I had some issues with setting everything up to use Core in the OCaml toplevel, so I made a small guide here on how to get everything working …
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Looking for a complete web framework
Most of the web application frameworks in existence tend to fit into either the front-end category or the back-end category, but not both. I was looking for a web framework that fit into both categories while providing seamless interoperability between front-end and back-end. I had difficulties in finding one. I …