I could use input on the API and the documentation. Working on trying to improve both at the moment.
The goal was to create a very simple library for building RESTful type of web servers. Make it very easy to manage handle request/response lifecycle and sessions.
In my opinion this type of web server is a great entry point for new developers looking to explore the OCaml/Reason world.
Recently I have fallen in love with OCaml and Reason, and as a mostly web centered developer I’ve found this area quite lacking. I’m still new to the language and eco system so any guidance would be highly appreciated!
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Wow! It seems we had much the same idea–OCaml/Reason more accessible to web developers new to the ecosystem 
I’ve been working on something very similar: https://github.com/yawaramin/re-web/
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There is also opium https://github.com/rgrinberg/opium
And morph https://github.com/reason-native-web/morph that has similar goals.
It would be nice if we could either create a shared core that all could build from or collaborate on one.
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Morph! 
I do think variety is a good thing at this point though. And I believe we all use httpaf under the hood.
However, collaboration would be sweet.
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Why have an engineer do in one month what could be achieved by two engineers in two months?
(paraphrasing the original quote which I’m too lazy to look up; the idea is that collaboration is the hardest problem in engineering)
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