
rebelwarrior
Web Development with ReasonML: ReScript & Future
Title: Web Development with ReasonML
What’s the future hold now with ReScript and all that?
Is ReScript different from ReasonML?
Will there be an update to the book?
Thanks!
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jdeisenberg
This response (and the whole thread) may be useful: ReScript and the future of ReasonML - ReasonML Forums
As far as I can tell, as of now ReasonML and ReScript are aiming for different use cases.
Since both ReasonML and ReScript are niche languages, I don’t think there would be a lot of support for an update to the book. If there were, I would write it for ReScript, which is focused on the web.
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