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In my experience so far, SML hit a really sweet spot between ease of learning and features. I never had a "what would I use this for?" moment. Kotlin comes clos
by smichel17 6y ago
In my experience so far, SML hit a really sweet spot between ease of learning and features. I never had a "what would I use this for?" moment. Kotlin comes close, but is less elegant and especially lacks full pattern matching.
Unfortunately, sml is used approximately nowhere. Not sure why, but I also haven't used ocaml yet. Maybe one day. My hosting provider (hcoop.net)'s domtool is written in SML, and I hope to hack on it at some point.
- vnorilo 6y ago+1 for SML. I've found F# scratches some of that itch. It is a CLR language with all the up- and downsides that come with .net