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Try F#. It's not exactly ocaml, but close enough if you want to stay on windows.
by x0re4x 5y ago
Try F#. It's not exactly ocaml, but close enough if you want to stay on windows.
- Scarbutt 5y agoOr Scala3
- rejectedandsad 5y agoI’d even argue F# might be better than OCaml thanks to the better library support, availability on Win/Mac/Linux and pre-existing multi core support.
- hyperhopper 5y agoI love F#! I have used it professionally for years! Unfortunately, it has the same problem, but for Linux instead; dot net core is not the same as dot net.
- phillipcarter 5y agoWhich issues did you run into? .NET 5 is the same across all operating systems, modulo access to winforms/wpf if you're on windows only.