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All the points in the post are equally applicable to Scala too, so yes, why OCaml?
by pshirshov 1y ago
All the points in the post are equally applicable to Scala too, so yes, why OCaml?
- vilunov 1y agoScala 2 is a dying language, and Scala 3 is an immature one. The ecosystem and community are also very messy, with fragmentation and witch hunts running rampant. OCaml provides same advantages, but without all the drama.
- pshirshov 1y ago> drama You don't have to participate. > immature Why? The compiler bugs are ironed out by this time. Even the most complex macros are ported. > same advantages I like the language but it lacks so many features that I can't be productive with it.