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I'm starting to notice a pattern where we put more and more logic on the objective-C side because it's more convenient/necessary. I believe we should strive to put almost everything in Reason to make the codebase more robust, simple, and approachable.
One way to address it would be dynamically creating Objective-C objects that you can create OCaml methods on - in runtime. Like this:
I'm starting to notice a pattern where we put more and more logic on the objective-C side because it's more convenient/necessary. I believe we should strive to put almost everything in Reason to make the codebase more robust, simple, and approachable.
One way to address it would be dynamically creating Objective-C objects that you can create OCaml methods on - in runtime. Like this:
Somewhere else:
This is just a sketch, it needs some deeper investigation. Especially how it relates to memory management.
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