Yawar Amin

I like it but, if I may be allowed to bikeshed a bit, I like `let&` for this, because it is reminiscent of 'borrowing' a la Rust: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/downsides-to-calling-gc-full-major-at-exit/5570/16

@c-cube unless I'm mistaken, this PR would not be useful to you directly, the operator is being introduced only internally. There's another PR for introducing let-operators into the standard library...

@mrmizz that's off-topic here but feel free to email me

Looks like this example shows how to accomplish all these use cases? https://htmx.org/examples/async-auth/

Attributes like `[@xyz]` are doing compile-time code generation. `[@react.component]` has a nice explanation here: https://reasonml.github.io/reason-react/docs/en/components#reactcomponent In general they take the piece of code they are attached to, transform them into...

Could we add a level to the sidebar TOC? I find that most useful stuff is in level 3. When I'm looking for something I kinda have to make a...

80 characters is the de facto default. That's what the `reason-vscode` plugin ships with, so the vast majority of Reason out there is at 80 characters. The problem with changing...

I think `begin` at the end of the line, after non-whitespace characters, should jump down to the following line and align with the `end`: ```ocaml (* no *) | EProj...

I think we have a [great answer](https://www.javierchavarri.com/data-first-and-data-last-a-comparison/) to this one.

I'd like to suggest a design for adding to the 'automatic list of things to test'. In the below hypothetical code snippet I will use the test suite shown in...