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some questions "for what?" #2680

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cybermerlin opened this issue Dec 11, 2022 · 2 comments
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some questions "for what?" #2680

cybermerlin opened this issue Dec 11, 2022 · 2 comments

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@cybermerlin
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cybermerlin commented Dec 11, 2022

Hi there. I see this language and understand about OCaml, but I don't see any proofs what the difference, what the performance better or worse. I mean, I have javascript\typescript\C#\Go and this languages have different workspaces, tasks and proofs.

When I should use this language and why exactly this lng? - that's the main question.

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davesnx commented Mar 3, 2023

Hey @cybermerlin, I'm afraid this isn't an issue and rather a question, but nevertheless, I will try to answer it. It's mostly done for me in the docs: https://reasonml.github.io/docs/en/what-and-why.

Reason is the same language (except the syntax) to OCaml, which means: compiler, type-checker, runner, bytecode, dependencies, tooling.

If you have more questions join the Discord https://discord.com/invite/reasonml

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ok, thank you, btw I saw in documentation only about how it sound good, but why it better than typescript or c# and for what tasks it was created - nothing.

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