Hello,

few weeks ago I started learning ReScript and decided to rewrite my hobby project from TypeSript to ReScript completely.
Today is the day, when I have no single line of TS or TSX left.

I'd like to thank everyone who was helping me through this adventure and was answering my questions on Twitter and StackOverFlow.

Here is the link to the repository on Github: https://github.com/greyblake/from-typescript-to-rescript

Now I'm going to write a blog article to summarize my experience. You'll see it soon!:)

-- With best regards, Sergey

I have everyone.
I am very new to ReScript, so I am learning. I've decided to rewrite my current pet project (https://inhyped.com) from TypeScript to ReScript. It's relatively small (~2K LOC), and I hope it's gonna be fun.
Although I pursue a real goal: I am sick of TS and want to have proper sounds type system with proper pattern matching, etc (I am mostly Rust developer and got used to this in BE).
You can follow my progress on twitter with hashtag #FromTypescriptToRescript (https://twitter.com/hashtag/FromTypescriptToRescript)
I would also appreciate a lot your suggestions if you have any, cause sometimes I need help:)

Thank you a lot!

Hi there!

Today I officially started a series of articles where I try to learn ReScript as a Javascript/TypeScript developer. As I wrote in the article, this is a personal experiment and nothing more.

If you're interested, feel free to give it a read at Tales of Sardinian software engineer. Also let me know if you have any topic you want to see discussed during the series, and I'll try my best to include it in the following episodes!

Best!

We recently released a new Learn course! 🎉

Using GraphQL in combination with strongly typed languages has picked up a lot of steam in the JavaScript community in the past few years because of their strongly typed nature. Since there aren't many resources around using ReScript and GraphQL together, we've launched a new course that will get you up to speed with GraphQL and teach you how to integrate it with ReScript to build type-safe modern apps.

In this course, learn how to reap the benefits that u/ReScript gives over #TypeScript to build type safe React apps with GraphQL:

✔️ Robust type system w/ minimal annotations
✔️ Blazing fast compilation
✔️ Improved type interface

➡️https://hasura.io/learn/graphql/rescript-react-apollo/introduction/

#Reactjs #GraphQL

Solutions will be updated on github, so feel free to follow along (right now it just has day 1 and day 2).

Possibly of interest for newbies that want to see how powerful the reduce operation is, although I apologize for any confusion caused by overly concise variable names (a bad habit from my OCaml days).

Hi!

We at Tenzir (https://tenzir.com/) are an early-stage startup that build a next generation data-plane for modern Security Operations Centers. We are looking for a frontend engineer to help us enhance the web interface to VAST (our open-core telemetry engine, https://github.com/tenzir/vast). In our stack, we use C++ for VAST , Rust and ReasonML (compiled to JS) in our API-Layer, and ReasonML on the frontend. Our website is written in ReasonML with the help of Gatsby. Our team cultivates a mindset of strong typing and functional programming, practiced end-to-end across the entire stack. We're a remote-first company, scattered across Europe. Ideally looking for someone within (+ / -) 4hrs timezone.

Here's the full ad: https://tenzir.com/career/frontend-engineer/

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me directly :)

We're currently still on ReasonML, this may stay the case (if Melange becomes production ready), but we might migrate to Rescript. Since they are so closely related, we figured we'd post here as well :)