👋 Welcome to your first Reason project!

Hello and welcome to this Learning Lab on Reason where I will walk you through setting up a Reason project using ReasonReact.

By the end of this course you will have:

🛠 An Editor, set up to work with Reason

🚀 A published ReasonReact application

This is just the beginning! 🥳

We hope you enjoyed this brief lab. It took some effort to put together and we're happy that it has helped you get your first Reason React application up and running.

Going forward 🚀

Your next steps can be anything really! Here's a few ideas:

• Add more tests to the example application we have included here
• Changing the example app for your own app
• Maybe try to write a Reason project that compiles to native code 🤯

Whichever path you take, you can find the ReasonML community gathered in a few places:

• Discord Server, for a chat where most people go to get quick feedback and talk about the ecosystem
• Discourse Forums, where you can find discussions that are less ephemeral.

Come join the discussions, we are excited to have you onboard! 🙌🏼

Useful Links

And here's a few useful links for additional reading:

• ReasonML Official Docs
• Standard Library Documentation — this is a little rough on the eyes, but we are working with the community to make them gorgeous 💅🏼
• ReasonML Design Patterns

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Have a great day 🤩 and don't forget to close this issue!

/ Fernando, Leandro & Iris
from Stockholm Research Center