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There is also a good article about purity in D by David Nadlinger, who is one of the core developers of LDC (LLVM D Compiler): - http://klickverbot.at/blog/2012/05/purity-in-d/
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A neat interface for Slack in OCaml(xivilization.net)
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Excellent overview, OCaml is quickly becoming a powerful and flexible tool in almost all aspects comparable to other languages and has its own unique strength like module functors and polymorphic variants. > The only other feature I&#x27
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The OCaml Platform v1.0, by Anil Madhavapeddy(youtube.com)
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Talks from OCaml Labs During ICFP 2014(anil.recoil.org)
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No, it's not common. Most popular projects are normally hosted on GitHub and managed with OPAM[1]. Also you can checkout some interesting projects here: < https://github.com/rizo/awesome-ocaml/> [1]: ht
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OCaml on iOS 7 Released(psellos.com)
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Modular Implicits – Ad-hoc Polymorphism in OCaml [pdf](c10109cf-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com)
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Which of Haskell and OCaml is more practical?(quora.com)
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Fantasy World Haskell(reddit.com)
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Fantasy World OCaml (2013)(chaudhuri.info)
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(Author of the repo here). This is just a draft. I wasn't expecting this to be published here in its initial state. Actually my intention was just to create an exhaustive collection of references to useful resources for the OCaml progr
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Introduction to a Functional Programming Language OCaml(haifengl.wordpress.com)
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Just out of curiosity – where are you using Irmin? I'm curious to look at some real world code beyond the official examples and the merge-queues project.
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OPAM – A flexible Git-friendly package manager with multiple compiler support(opam.ocamlpro.com)
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Thank you! I'm impressed with the serie of blog posts the Mirage team posted lately – really informative and inspiring. I think this kind of system design articles are really valuable to actually learn how to use the language in the wi
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RWO does an excellent job in introducing OCaml's main features in a simple and pragmatic way. It really does show the strength of the language and demonstrates the building blocks one can use to write high quality software. One aspect
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Nymote – Lifelong control of your networked personal data(nymote.org)
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Eliom 4.0 Released(ocsigen.org)
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Julia Impressions(eyeballtrees.com)
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Congratulations! To me Crystal looks like a perfect language. A balanced combination of D and Ruby. Looking forward to see how the macros will be integrated. Hope string-based macros will be replaced with some real AST homoiconicity in the
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"The Story of None, True and False" by Guido van Rossum(python-history.blogspot.pt)
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You could create plugins for existing editors like Vim, Emacs or Sublime Text 2. This way the users would feel home but with the semantic search service helping them.
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One of my favorite features of Plan 9 is the extremely powerful filesystem abstraction through the 9p file protocol. It is incredible how clean becomes the design of the applications and the communication between the modules with a simple
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I think programmers are always thinking about the flow of programs. Jumping through blocks of statements, following the chains of function calls and analysing their definitions when needed. The _flow_ is there, but it's not visual. W
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I think if kids were introduced to some kind of tiling window manager with CLI, they would easily get use to it and probably prefer it to complex GUIs. The command-line is interactive and that's where its power comes from. I think a mi
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Here is a really great collection of introductory articles about vibe.d by Михаил Страшун: http://dicebot.blogspot.pt/2013/03/me-programming-languages....
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vibe.d - Asynchronous I/O and Web Framework in D(vibed.org)
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Completely in love with "M+ 1mn Light", here's my current Sublime Text setup: http://www.odis.io/rizo/st-1.png .
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Secure Website Authentication Using GPG Keys(neverfear.org)
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