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so... is ReScript just a bunch of butthurt javascript developers who couldn't hack it to learn TypeScript (older, better tooling, better community, massive support with library typings, etc.)

seems like just a lot of extra, seemingly pointless and useless differentiating syntax rules

why do we need to keep reinventing the wheel?

"Our type system is guaranteed to *never* be wrong."

seen statements like this way too many times in my career... welcome to programming pain world, i should just read the rescript issues on github just to get a laugh here

but again, just a 🤡 giving his two cents

update: confirmed, all i've found on the web is rescript shillers trying REALLY HARD to defend it, and mostly failing

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  • 1
    This is just a general course of nature. Trying to reinvent the wheel may result in a better wheel, but it will take several attempts.

    I don't see a problem with this, people should strive to make things better if they think it's inferior. Whether people will agree with them is in their own hands to decide.
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    Whatabout?
    "Those who do not understand linux are doomed to create a shittier version of it."

    Frankly understanding the workamount of several hundred man-years is a big task. But i do loathe this evangelical framework bullshit.
  • 2
    tbf it took hundreds of years for us to perfect the design of paperclips. It'll take a lot more iterations of reinventing the wheel for us to get to a good state lol
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