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I was introduced to SML via Dan Grossman's Programming Languages course [0] and it's quickly become my favorite programming language to work through problems an
by iammiles 6y ago
I was introduced to SML via Dan Grossman's Programming Languages course [0] and it's quickly become my favorite programming language to work through problems and brain-teasers.
Shame there isn't more non-academic support for it.
[0] - https://www.coursera.org/learn/programming-languages https://www.coursera.org/learn/programming-languages
- bmitc 6y agoThat is such a good course. I really enjoyed it and need to go back and finish the third part with Ruby. If you like SML, check out F#. I did part one of that course in SML, F#, Typed Racket, and Scala. F# was by far the cleanest and most concise for each homework assignment. (Most code was written in SML first and then ported to the other languages.) F# has become my side-project language.