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Announcing: Rescript-tea - the Elm Architecture for Rescript
Announcing: Rescript-tea.
Rescript-tea is a Rescript implementation of The Elm Architecture, an MVU (Model-View-Update) pattern for organizing frontend applications and components.
Darklang was one of the largest users of bucklescript-tea, the precursor to rescript-tea, and our entire client is built around it. Rescript has changed a lot since bucklescript-tea was written, and
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