A new unified brand name for the BuckleScript platform

BuckleScript is Rebranding

This post clarifies the goals and commitments of the BuckleScript compiler toolchain
and gives more context on what to expect in the future.


A Note on BuckleScript's New Syntax and Its Future Support Commitments

A Small Step for BuckleScript...

Highlights of our newest changes to the internal representation of exceptions
and how it will provide better stacktraces to our users.


New Exception Encoding in BuckleScript

Highlights of our newest changes to the internal representation of lazy values
and how it will benefit our users.


New Lazy Encoding in BuckleScript

Another way of encoding type identity for BuckleScript libraries without using big functor

A Change of Undefined Behavior in BuckleScript 4.0.7

First announcements on our latest efforts for a better syntax parser.


ReScript: A New Syntax for BuckleScript

Bloomberg announces BuckleScript 1.0

Announcing BuckleScript 1.4.2

Announcing BuckleScript 1.4.3

Announcing BuckleScript 1.5.0

Announcing BuckleScript 1.5.1

Announcing BuckleScript 1.5.2

Announcing BuckleScript 1.7.0

Announcing BuckleScript 1.7.4

Announcing BuckleScript 1.7.5

Announcing BuckleScript 3.0

Announcing BuckleScript 3.1

Announcing BuckleScript 3.1.4

Announcing BuckleScript 4.0 (Part One)

Announcing BuckleScript 4.0 (Part Two)

Announcing BuckleScript 4.0.17

BuckleScript 4.0.8 (Part One)

Announcing BuckleScript 5.0.1

Architectural Changes in BuckleScript 5.0.4 and 6.0.1

Announcing BuckleScript 5.0.5 and 6.0.2

Announcing BuckleScript 5.0

Announcing BuckleScript 5.1.0

Announcing BuckleScript 5.2.0 / 6.2.0

Announcing BuckleScript 6.0.0-dev.1

Announcing BuckleScript 7.0.2-dev.1

Announcing BuckleScript 7.1.0

This release will give us some small quality of life improvements for tool
builders, better performance, and a new let %private modifier for hiding
module functionality. 


Announcing BuckleScript 7.2

Featuring major improvements like Generalized Uncurry Convention Support and
unit value to undefined compilation.


Announcing BuckleScript 7.3

New Syntax Tweaks, Formatter and Converter

BuckleScript 8.1.1 released

BuckleScript 8.2 released

BuckleScript Plans for the Second Half of 2018

First-class bs.variadic Support in the Next Release

A High Level Overview of BuckleScript Interop with JS

Generalized Uncurry Support in 7.3

We want to give you some insights on how we will improve the way BuckleScript
compiles and handles its stdlib modules. 


Improving the Stdlib Loading mechanism

Highlights of our newest changes to the internal representation 
and how they will benefit our users.


Make generated JavaScript Inline Caching friendly using types in BuckleScript version 8

In search of lightning feedback loop in a large codebase

A report on recent achievements in the reasonml.org project and what
to expect in the future. The first part is an introduction to our project.


State of reasonml.org 2020-Q2 / Pt. 1

A report on recent achievements in the reasonml.org project. This part is all
about quality assurance and time commitment.


State of reasonml.org 2020-Q2 / Pt. 2

A report on recent achievements in the reasonml.org project. In this part we
talk about upcoming tools and features. 


State of reasonml.org 2020-Q2 / Pt. 3

A report on recent achievements in the reasonml.org project.
This is the final part of the series about our vision of a more accessible Reason platform.


State of reasonml.org 2020-Q2 / Pt. 4

Introducing string literal types in BuckleScript version 8.2

In our our 7.1.0 release we introduced the new [@unboxed] feature for better
zero-cost interop with GADTs, Variants and single field records. Let's find
out how this will help us expressing Union types with seamless interop!


Union types in BuckleScript

What's new in BuckleScript v7 (Part 1)

What's new in BuckleScript v7 (Part 2)

What's new in ReScript 8.3 (Part 2)

What's new in ReScript 8.3 (Part 1)

Today, our resident designer Bettina is unveiling to us the fresh new ReScript branding we've been long waiting for. We hope you're as excited about the result as us!


What's new in ReScript 8.3 (Part 2)

What's new in ReScript 8.3 (Part 1)

A New Logo for ReScript