Someone wrote a tutorial on full stack development in OCaml.
I would still prefer an Elm front end, but an OCaml backend is an interesting thought. Should try that sometime.
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I’m getting familiar with (Haskell, Elm) by the time, but its nice to see alternatives like (OCaml, ReasonML) since it comes from the same family of ML languages, although with different designs in mind.
Note: In general, its good to have alternatives whether in physical or digital life. The more alternatives we have for a particular need or service, the more healthier becomes our communities.
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What I like about Dream is that it seems very serious about becoming feature complete and solving concrete problems rather than a half complete academic or thought exercise implemented by people forced to write software instead of doing research.
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