Adding type annotations to JavaScript using TypeScript or similar tools can help with basic debugging, but types have much more to offer. ReasonML-a new syntax for OCaml that compiles to JavaScript-offers advanced developers new possibilities for greater readability, performance, and maintainability of code. ReasonML brings the strong typing and functional style of OCaml to the web in a syntax that's familiar to JavaScript developers. In this course, join instructor J. David Eisenberg as he details the most salient features of ReasonML. Explore fundamental concepts, including the built-in ReasonML data types and pattern matching. Learn about the ReasonML type system, defining your own data types, and the power of type inference-which lets you write code without having to manually specify types. Plus, take a look at how JavaScript and ReasonML interoperate as you create a ReasonReact project.

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Personen: Eisenberg, J. David