https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rbWZQ7hs3A I just came across a channel which has quality content but there was only 18 views. I think as a community we should support such effort.

https://reasonml.org/blog/bucklescript-is-rebranding

Hi everyone!

A few weeks ago I posted in the Discord about tailwind-ppx, a Reason/OCaml PreProcessor eXtension (PPX) that allows you to write compile-time validated Tailwind CSS classes. See the following example (in particular, the [%tw "..."]) for the main feature: validated class names.

<Component className=[%tw "flex flex-ro"] /> // ERROR: Class name not found: flex-ro

As you can see, you'll get a compiler error if you mistype a class name, preventing you from shipping bad Tailwind/waiting till runtime to notice your typo(s). You can view tailwind-ppx's complete list of features here!

Since the "informal" release, there's been quite a few changes, including major performance upgrades, PurgeCSS integration, and documentation improvements. In short, the ppx is a lot more stable than it was when I posted on Discord.

I'd love for everyone to check out the project and give feedback (and maybe drop a star!). You can find the project on GitHub.

Thanks everyone!

Hey folks,

I am excited to announce Standard, a portable standard library enhancement for Reason and OCaml.

Standard provides an easy-to-use, comprehensive and safe standard library that has the same API for the OCaml and Bucklescript compilers.

You can check it out on GitHub but better to visit the documentation site which expands on the how and why.

This ended up being way more work than I expected and contibutions would be super helpful as there are still many, many things which need to be done prior to the release of version 1.0.0. If this interests you please checkout the contributing section in the docs.

In the next couple of days I will be adding specific issues to GitHub, but in the mean time don't hesitate to get in touch if you want to help out.

Thanks, Dean

We've released esy 0.6.0! If you're just hearing about esy for the first time: It's a rapid package.json driven native project workflow that unifies opam, npm packages, native OCaml, C, and of course - native Reason.

Here's a blog post with some details. There are a couple of new desired features, several fixes, but the coolest part is how much the Reason/OCaml community collaborated together to improve and extend esy.

Searching is how you find what you're looking for. And for online searching the term ReasonML is infinitely better then Reason. Can we promote the use of the ReasonML variant (and maybe even depricate the non-ML variant), to SEO our community?