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Doesn't Linux have a relatively close relative to F# in OCaml? Which has had some successes, like on top of Xen and at Jane Street, but as far as I can tell ha
by hga 12y ago
Doesn't Linux have a relatively close relative to F# in OCaml? Which has had some successes, like on top of Xen and at Jane Street, but as far as I can tell has taken the world less by storm than your other mentioned options.
- cheepin 12y agoF# is very close to OCaml (each language has a few features the other doesn't have). I love OCaml, but Visual Studio's F# integration is why I use F# now. The tooling for other functional langauges has seemed lacking to me, but having a legitimate debugger and intellisense and error highlighting as I type has been a delight.
- arjunnarayan 12y agoHaving access to the .NET libraries is huge. Despite Jane Streets efforts with Core, the OCaml standard libraries just don't cut it.