02:01 <spion> I have an idea, wonder if it would be legal.

02:01 <spion> taking all the code from Real world OCaml and passing it through refmt

02:02 <spion> (the book)

02:02 <spion> and generating "Real World Reason"

02:02 <spion> :D

02:06 <bsansouci> LOL

02:07 <bsansouci> You can join the author on twitter and ask if you can "publish" it online, with full credits and stuff

05:16 <chenglou> @spion Anil would be ok with it

05:16 <chenglou> we toyed with this idea

05:17 <chenglou> book's in a github repo, you can just fork it

05:17 <chenglou> https://github.com/realworldocaml

05:17 <chenglou> (but still, we should ask permission again and all)

07:41 <reynir> the book is not on github, I think

07:42 <reynir> they just use github issues for comments IIRC

09:33 <chenglou> ah you're right, sorry

09:33 <chenglou> it's the code snippets that are on github

09:33 <chenglou> https://github.com/realworldocaml/examples

09:45 <Khady> I think a lot of snippets have to be updated

09:45 <Khady> because of the switch from camlp4 to ppx

18:22 <chenglou> sspi: #661 merged, should have fixed things

18:23 <sspi> Awesome! Will update JSX branch when I have time

22:58 <dmiller> hey all, just getting started with reason. Haven't done much ocaml before either. If I'm on a master build of reason (to fix the problem outlined in https://github.com/facebook/reason/issues/556) how can I use something like Extlib and use it from within reason?

22:58 <dmiller> I installed Extlib with opam already