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by ohadrau
2781 days ago
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For me, Reason's type system seems a lot more focused on what it's trying to do. It's much more minimal than TypeScript's, so you don't end up trying to hack it to fit weird JS types. This also means you get full type inference which is huge. The other nice things are the fact that it's not backwards compatible with JS so a lot of the syntax is a little more convenient and the module system + object system are the same really powerful ones that OCaml has. Plus, the entire paradigm of the language is so different that it totally changes the way you use React (I remember having all kinds of issues my first time trying to use React just because of how weird some functional stuff is to do in JS, whereas in Reason virtually any program that typechecks is 100% valid for React). |
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