Hey folks, especially those running web back-ends and front-ends in OCaml/Reason: what is your stack? There has been a similar question previously , however, two years is a long time, so, maybe, things have changed since then. In particular: Back end: Database, database driver, migrations, any…

Hello, I am mainly a Clojure developer in my professional life but am very interested in OCaml for quite some time. I am interested in the question of web development also for a long time and here are my impressions: Ocsigen seems, from the “outside world”, to be the goto solution for web dev…

Hi @Lambdam , I did not mention it, but I use the whole stack of Ocsigen (from ocsigen-start). Maybe some people are using the term Eliom to talk about ocsigen stack, I am guilty of doing so. I was very little experienced in web development (a bit of js and typescript) when I decided to use it, and …

At Be Sport our stack is 100% Ocsigen (Lwt, js_of_ocaml, Eliom, Tyxml…) Be Sport is a social network about sports (Web and mobile apps). A few words about the stack we use: The mobile (iOS and Android) and Web apps are written with one single multi-tier Eliom code (we use Ocsigen-Start as a basi…

this is really helpful, it would be really appreciated to include some info on user base / requests per second/day, whether it is a commercial project and etc. to get a better understanding on whether the stack is battle tested; also consider adding missing frameworks to techempower, so that we hav…

[image] roddy: and my own HTTP client library (based on cohttp) @roddy , this looks really interesting for upstream cohttp. We’d definitely be up for merging this into the upstream library if you would consider submitting a PR. Cohttp’s Client is (deliberately) low-level HTTP, and the plan w…

Nothing against Quests as it looks like a fine library, but perhaps we should high levels on their own and focus on providing a solid foundation? There are other client libraries that look pretty good (resto comes to mind). It seems advantageous to keep cohttp as a shared & unified layer for various…

We are using https://github.com/oxidizing/sihl/ for a small (10-20 routes) and a medium (~100 routes) sized project. We are going to use it for a larger project (~500 routes) and couple of smaller ones. Someone mentioned Clojure’s Integrant, I think Sihl tries to do something similar. It contains: …

@rubyblast, thanks for your reply. When, you say: I notice some like there type preserved from database storage to front-end, I agree so much on this! could you give examples of techs and/or libs that would allow to do that. I used Datomic + Datascript on my last project and was astonished on …

[image] lambdam: I notice some like there type preserved from database storage to front-end, I agree so much on this! could you give examples of techs and/or libs that would allow to do that. Ocsigen stack :slight_smile: Eliom to define shared types on both server and front (js_of_ocaml ma…

[image] lambdam: could you give examples of techs and/or libs that would allow to do that. As @rubyblast mentions you have things like eliom which offer sophisticated support for that. A more bare-bones approach is to be a bit careful with the packages you use in your data model and expose i…

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@mbacarella do you happen to have a hint how to statically link linux/musl binaries x86_64/armv6l?

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