[AskJS] We ditched TypeScript for Rescript for building an open-source Payments Switch

• rescript-compiler

  36 6,088 9.8 OCaml

  The compiler for ReScript.

  

  I wasn't familiar with this before. Thanks for being it to my attention! https://rescript-lang.org/

• bsb-native

  1 243 10.0 OCaml

  Build system for OCaml/Reason

  This in fact already existed when ReScript was still called BuckleScript: bsb-native.

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• reprocessing

  1 681 10.0 Reason

  ReasonML graphics library inspired by Processing

  The only user of it AFAIK was reprocessing, which enabled truly cross-platform (web, iOS, Android, Desktop) game development, but they only support the web target nowadays. The switch to the ReScript brand (and parser) also meant to get rid of all the bloat it inherited from OCaml but that is useless for the JS target. ReScript tries to do one thing great instead of two things half-assed.

• hyperswitch

  14 2,760 10.0 Rust

  An Open Source Financial Switch to make Payments fast, reliable and affordable

  

• bun

  174 40,205 9.8 Zig

  Incredibly fast JavaScript runtime, bundler, transpiler and package manager – all in one.

  

  You could try running the current code in bun.sh instead of `node` or `deno` and check out how many concurrent requests it can process. You should have perf improvements right out of the box.

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