Native support for mlx in the ocaml-lap-server (syntax highlight, and all LSP features from ocaml in mlx)

Adobe buys semrush (our biggest competitor)

This is pretty sick React.cache was a missing piece for RSC to work well™ github.com/ml-in-barce...

Modular explicits are coming to OCaml 5.5 🎊🫰🥳🎉🎂 github.com/ocaml/ocaml...

At this point, Github should implement the same UX as cursor to annotate files. The attention to details is so well done with the @ menu to annotate files/past chats/folders... that's the only reason why I'm still using Cursor over claude code

I finally released v1.0.0 of a ppx that enforces the rules of hooks for reason-react - exhaustive deps in useEffect/useMemo/useCallback - order of hooks (hooks at the toplevel/not conditionally) github.com/ml-in-barce...

retweet so my gf picks it up and chooses wisely

I really want to have my monitor floating in an arm like this one, but... is there any that isn't ugly as shit? Looking for one that can hide cables, doesn't look so industrial, and is visually more linear. Does it exist? x.com/indoorheart...

Based

Maybe a hot topic, but Gitter was everything we ever needed No Slack, nor Discord, nor discuss, nor Zulip... and def not MS Teams

I have a lot of thoughts about oxcaml (complexity, compatibility, blabla) but for me, oxcaml is the future of low-level

Yes, LLMs make you more productive when you know exactly what has to be done

The time has arrived, styled-ppx won't support ReScript v11/v12 going forward Incompatible ppxlib, massive maintenance work and uncertainty about the future of ppx are enough reasons to pull the trigger Melange and native OCaml remain fully supported 😭😭😭

if anyone else here is like me and wants a Discord alternative that has an entirely different set of values *and* is pretty close to feature parity: I've been working on fluxer.app (@fluxer.app) 👀 fully open-source, self-hostable, but I really need some more funding and support to keep going!

Amazing way to promote and prove yourself to be honest

pov: first time installing base, yay

I built my own JavaScript runtime in OCaml I wanted to see how far OCaml could go against Bun and Node, and also also OCaml vs zig vs c++ in similar APIs. So I built `sirocco`. Uses JavaScriptCore (same engine as Bun and Safari). Event loop with libuv and it's written in OxCaml.

2025 was a pretty good year for me. The goal here is to share more of my work, trying to build a group of people interested in react/ocaml/webdev (but software in general), helping each other and being obsessed with learning Happy new year, lovely people

without cheating, what would return? jq -n '1 + 42' # 43 jq -n '[1] + [42]' # [1, 42] jq -n '{a:1} + {b:42}' # {a:1, b:42} jq -n '{a:1} + {a:42}' # ???

getting ghosted after this cold email 😭

deployed big update to rsc-playground.pages.dev lots of bugfixes and a few new examples. this basically works now! i'll open source a bit later

yes, but of course, every time I choose ocaml, it is a completely rational and unbiased decision

React’s JSX shouldn't be a one-to-one transformation. The react compiler should do many JSX optimizations (similar to millionjs or html_of_ppx)

Made og images from my blog to be screenshots of the blog itself (and a little footer!) Nice improvement, isn't it? Now I need to stop writing 400 words at the start and place a cute image

Doing some static analysis in the preprocessor is the perfect use-case for a ppx, and a much better solution than a library. - another win for ppxes - another win for mlx bsky.app/profile/dav...

I made html_of_jsx a bit faster and published a blog post about it: how it's done and some won'ts! sancho.dev/blog/making-...

I optimised html_of_jsx a bit and wrote a blog post about it (still in draft)

this avatar has become the meme of vibecoders

most people argue that type-checking CSS is irrelevant (poor souls!), but when I can later atomize, minify, and extract the CSS at build time (ultra-fast) to reduce the bundle size to a minimum... THEN everyone's suddenly interested in this CSS-thingy

Life gets better once I yolo and run claude with --dangerously-skip-permissions

ReScript 12 is here! A major step toward a leaner, faster, simpler toolchain. This release refines the language and embraces ReScript’s own identity. Blog: rescript-lang.org/blog/release... Notes: github.com/rescript-lan... Huge thanks to everyone who helped move ReScript forward.

classic ocaml first week

Life gets better once I yolo and run claude with --dangerously-skip-permissions

The future of programming: same as poker players with 24 tables at the same time, but with agents

same, to be honest

que mierda?

exciting updates in the OCaml platform this month! OCaml 5.4.0 released with labelled tuples, immutable arrays, and atomic record fields 🔥 plus a new security team was established. what features are you most excited to try? 🐫

learn OCaml, go into debt if you have to (debt here is to suffer with a package manager and build system issues. LSP is the goat)

I have only 2 ways of working with AI now - non-stop 15 hours, 6 projects at the time, while watching LoL worlds and being x10 productive and forgetting to eat/rest/everything - constantly getting distracted because llms made programming no fun

Looking forward to next days for the OCaml and ML workshop @icfp_conference

every great product has a gambling system, which is why I feel the endorphins from CI yoloing

Day 2 of hacking before ICFP Finally finished odoc markdown backend support in dune, it should make release nicer documentation sites (docusaurus, vitepress, etc) or even github itself Before (odoc html) After (odoc to markdown |> vitepress)

Day 1 of hacking before ICFP! 🐫 Releasing opam packages used to take me ~1 hour each time. So I automated it. Now? On each new git tag → dune-release-action does everything (GitHub release + opam-repository PR). Please use it and report issues github.com/davesnx/dun...

just landed in Singapore after 16h on a plane 🫩 second time here, this week is @icfp_conference. If you see me, come say hi. also, any coffee recommendations?

react compiler is the same as flambda in ocaml wowzers

github needs a spam PR filter right now. This is beyond ridiculous (and happens every month)

when Ruby devs are interested in OCaml, it's over, we are mainstream af

Singularity, please don't take over yet, I'm finishing CSS extraction. The css output is still not atomic, which is essential for composition and it matters a lot for big sites!

reason-react mentioned lets gooo oh wait, no

CSS extraction is the last feature I want to implement into styled-ppx. Aside from CSS support enhancements and small refactors. I would consider it done, or at least 1.0.0