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A short history of ReScript (BuckleScript)
A short history of ReScript (BuckleScript).
It takes time to write such a post for a non-native speaker like me, but I appreciate what the OCaml gives me and believe I am doing good for the community, so I decide to write a short history of ReScript and explain the motivations behind this project. I like OCaml, that’s why I decided to go to PlClub@UPenn for further study after undergraduate (2011). I wrote lots of tutorials around OCaml and used to be one of the maintainers of camlp4, I was even honored to be listed as core maintainers o…
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