I wrote whole frontend with its predecessor ReasonML. Once you get used to ocaml type sytem it's a great experience especially that compiler is incredibly fast. The biggest surprise - no need of any importing commands…
In my last commercial project I used raw sql in the javascript code in a safe controlled way. I described it here: https://medium.com/@unodgs/sql-on-the-frontend-react-postgre... Very refreshing experience. I'll add…
Great to see that! Did it work well for you?
Recently I tried using SQL directly on the frontend: https://medium.com/@unodgs/sql-on-the-frontend-react-postgre... as an alternative to GraphQL which I also find too complicated. You might find this interesting.
I wrote whole frontend with its predecessor ReasonML. Once you get used to ocaml type sytem it's a great experience especially that compiler is incredibly fast. The biggest surprise - no need of any importing commands…
In my last commercial project I used raw sql in the javascript code in a safe controlled way. I described it here: https://medium.com/@unodgs/sql-on-the-frontend-react-postgre... Very refreshing experience. I'll add…
Great to see that! Did it work well for you?
Recently I tried using SQL directly on the frontend: https://medium.com/@unodgs/sql-on-the-frontend-react-postgre... as an alternative to GraphQL which I also find too complicated. You might find this interesting.