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<bsansouci>
hongbo: agree that it would be nice, but I also think that lists are a better default than arrays. The preprocessor should be able to convert between the two :o
<bsansouci>
:p *
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<han__>
So I've spent a week trying to figure out what reason is. I have no clue if its useful for me. Can anyone explain what it is?
<bsansouci>
han__: the way I see Reason is: an attempt at making systems programming better. It uses OCaml "under the hood" but is a new syntax for it + a new build system (not done yet) + a good package manager (coming together). I think the intention is to bring all the niceties of developing in JS for a language that allows for native development.
<han__>
What is OCaml used for?
<bsansouci>
I don't know how much you know about OCaml but it's part of the ML family. It's used a lot by FB for Flow or Infer (language related things) but also by Janestreet for a lot of their backend stuff. It's basically they surprisingly fast high level language that you can use to do systems programming
<han__>
I'm not very familiar on OCaml :). I've been hearing about Reason on twitter and coworkers so I decided to learn about it. So you mentioned its used for native development can you expand on that? Do you mean things like Desktop Applications?
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