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Thanks for taking the time, I have never heard of OCaml to be honest. This was the purpose of this question though and so far it's inspired some good results

Thanks for taking the time, I have never heard of OCaml to be honest. This was the purpose of this question though and so far it's inspired some good results There will come a time when we take a massive leap of faith and change completely how we work but I don't want to jump in. I will take a look at OCaml and see if it suits our needs as a company Thanks again

victorNicollet 15y ago
Since you come from a .NET background, you can take a look at F#: it is based on OCaml, but fully integrated with the entire Microsoft stack. Most of the compile-time checking benefits of OCaml apply to F# as well.