The ultimate answer to Belt vs Js in ReScript

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  • rescript-js

    Bindings to the JS standard library

    At Carla, we had a different situation. Having a huge codebase with Js, Belt, and WhateverExtra all over the place, it would be too much work to take some existing customized stdlibs like rescript-js or @dzakh/rescript-stdlib and update old code with them.

  • rescript-stdlib-vendorer

    Tool to support usage of a vendored standard library in ReScript

    ~/rescript-project-template/src/Demo.res:1 Found "Js" module usage. Use the vendored standard library instead. Read more at: https://github.com/DZakh/rescript-stdlib-vendorer

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  • rescript-project-template

    Clone this repo to start your own project!

    So if we have a project created from the official template repository, which has a single ReScript file with Js.log("Hello, World!"), we’ll get the following error:

  • rescript-stdlib

    My personal standard library for ReScript

    At Carla, we had a different situation. Having a huge codebase with Js, Belt, and WhateverExtra all over the place, it would be too much work to take some existing customized stdlibs like rescript-js or @dzakh/rescript-stdlib and update old code with them.

  • rescript-compiler

    The compiler for ReScript.

    Probably every developer that comes to ReScript stumbles upon a dilemma about which module from the standard library they should use to work with JavaScript API.

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