10:05 <mcccc> Hey everyone! What would you recommend as a web framework when working with reason?

10:16 <reynir> mcccc: I haven't used any of them, I mostly just use cohttp but it's uh... a bit low level. There's 'opium' and I've heard good things about it, but again - haven't used it myself.

10:16 <reynir> https://github.com/rgrinberg/opium

10:17 <reynir> Ah, I see you asked in #ocaml as well - good call :-)

10:18 <mcccc> reynir: Opium looks nice, do you know any good database library to go with that?

10:19 <reynir> mcccc: No, sorry. There was a thread recently on discuss.ocaml.org about exactly what you're sking, though

10:19 <reynir> asking*

10:19 <mcccc> Okay I will check it out

10:20 <reynir> I think it was another thread, but this one is probably useful to you, too https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/could-you-please-describe-your-stack-for-web-apps-development-in-ocaml-with-reasoning-about-it/1422

10:21 <mcccc> aye, "there are no production-grade database bindings for Postgres", that's very sad

10:21 <reynir> Oh yea, there's ocsigen. It looks pretty cool, but also very heavy weight

10:21 <reynir> mcccc: I think someone refutes that furhter down the thread :)

10:23 <reynir> (sorry I can't give you better answers; I try to avoid doing web development)

10:25 <mcccc> reynir: No worries, thanks for helping out!