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Yea, there's not much for large scale production ocaml though, do it would be a tough sell at my work. It's one of those things where like.... if I got an offe
by dmoy 10mo ago
Yea, there's not much for large scale production ocaml though, do it would be a tough sell at my work. It's one of those things where like.... if I got an offer to work at jane street I might take it solely for the purpose of ocaml lol.
- Yoric 10mo agoThere's also OCaml at GitLab and Semgrep, if you're on the market :)
- dmoy 10mo agoFair lol Though as a side note I see no open gitlab positions mentioning ocaml. Lot of golang and ruby. Whereas jane street kinda always has open ocaml positions advertised. They even hire PL people for ocaml
- ayubu 10mo agoI agree that if you’re learning a language primarily to find a job, OCaml isn’t currently the strongest choice, aside from the positions that companies like Tarides offer. However, if your goal is to learn a language that will genuinely improve your programming skills, I’d say OCaml is one of the best options.