Reason

ReasonML is a programming language that combines the simplicity of JavaScript with the performance of OCaml. JavaScript programmers should give ReasonML a try. Reason inherits OCaml's typesystem as well as the approachability of JavaScript.

Learn how to build a Reason React application with this tutorial. You will use the GitHub API to fetch real data, render forms and data, and style your ReasonReact application with inline style and bs-css

Are you using React to build user interfaces? Well, I am too. And now, you’ll learn why you should write your React applications using ReasonML.

This tutorial primarily focuses on React and ReasonReact and their benefits and disadvantages. If you don’t already know what ReasonReact is, it can be thought of as a version of React that is built on the statically-typed functional programming language, Reason. In the next sections, we will briefly introduce React and ReasonReact before exploring their pros and cons.

This tutorial will introduce OCaml, Reason React, and BuckleScript, and explain their relevance. To wrap things up, we will take a look at a demo project built with ReasonReact.

Introduction to Routing and Subscriptions

ReasonReact recently got a major overhaul. In this talk we explore the next version writing blazing fast, statically typed components using React Hooks. Once thrilled we add a little bit of genType’s magic on top of it, in order to compile our components to TypeScript, Flow or untyped JavaScript.

JavaScript is a language of add-ons, and one of its more recent trends is typing. There are obvious benefits to typing, but what are the drawbacks? Should you choose Flow or TypeScript? Why use types at all? And why not just go straight to Reason? This session will provide some insight into these questions, peppered with examples from the real world.

This is an introductory talk to building mobile experiences with Reason, by using React Native and its bindings, known as bs-react-native.

Reason is great for a whole lot of things, but let me take you through a story of trying to write a 2D physics engine in just under 8 hours (Mistakes were made), what strongly typed languages don’t protect you off, and a vision of what you could build with Reason or Reprocessing.

An introduction to writing React Native applications using ReasonML. Find out why ReasonML is great, why writing React Native with Reason is the jam, and learn how you can get started with it today!

I'm a total ReasonML noob, but I'm interested in learning. So here's me, learning :)

The panel discusses the affect learning another language has on how you write the code you’re working on. They talk about TypeScript and Christoffer shares how he got into it.

In today’s episode of the React Native Radio podcast, Nader Dabit, Peter Piekarczyk, Mike Grabowski speak with Jared Forsyth. Jared is a mobile developer at Khan Academy with expertise in JavaScript, React Native. Jared is on the show to share his experience with Reason. Jared talks particularly about the how Reason came about, the best use cases, and how to get started with the Reason platform.

Reason bindings for ReactJS