With the rise of WebAssembly JS can be thrown out of the window[s], and let OCaml do all the job alone. The only missing thing at this point is the DOM interaction with WebAssembly. But AFAIK it’s in their roadmap.
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With the rise of WebAssembly JS can be thrown out of the window[s], and let OCaml do all the job alone. The only missing thing at this point is the DOM interaction with WebAssembly. But AFAIK it’s in their roadmap.
See other discussions here: