e_d_g_a_r

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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
1. There are libraries for that. 2. opam.
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An OCaml manifesto – Problems and what's needed for widespread adoption(github.com)
96 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|110 comments
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OCaml starterkit – create your dev environment quickly(github.com)
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
it offers some elegance, here's a timeout function blogpost. http://hyegar.com/2016/03/22/simple-timeouts/ In it the timeout function only takes one arg for its timeout wrapped function, so how do w
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
"Dream of Curried Named Parameters" What dream, this is a daily reality in OCaml.
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Show HN: Valentine, an OCaml Based CLI to Validate HTML(github.com)
2 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|0 comments
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Padcrypt domain generating algorithm implementation in OCaml(hyegar.com)
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
psql
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Get actual objective-c code completion on emacs(hyegar.com)
1 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|0 comments
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
Can you provide an example of " This happens if `bar`'s type contains negative occurences of its self-type"
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
For anyone looking for an OCaml quick start: http://hyegar.com/2015/10/20/so-youre-learning-ocaml/index.h...
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Let's make a webkit browser in Objective-C++, no xcode, full steps(hyegar.com)
6 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|0 comments
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Let's hack on the OCaml in Facebook's flow, full steps included(hyegar.com)
9 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|0 comments
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Nixpkgs killer app: get an iOS clang compiler on Linux using only nixpkgs(hyegar.com)
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OCaml love, by gina(gina.codes)
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
No one has a vested interest in your interests other than you.
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
You could turn that sigh into a PR. You want it, then make it happen, this is open source after all. Here is something that might help in the mean time, https://www.typerex.org/ocpwin.html .
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
For people curious about OCaml and wanting to actually learn the language, aka build something useful, then come to the next OCaml meetup at the Climate Corporation in San Francisco. Its a workshop from idea to opam publishable package. We&
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
I think rewrites are seldom worth it, no need to rewrite everything causes it not in your favourite language (Looking at you JS land)
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
You will learn about how python's scoping rules are actually quite bad.
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Man in the middle yourself See your HTTP traffic like a infosec pro(hyegar.com)
2 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|0 comments
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
Jeff has been maintaining it since, he just released 4.02.3 which is the latest available compiler http://psellos.com/2016/01/2016.01.the-minor-drag.html with iOS 9.2. Not that bad I'd say, that's pretty
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
No, its a normal feature of the ocaml compilers. I never saw that tool before your post.
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
It does exist! https://github.com/whitequark/opam-android
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
Yes, for now. Although I have also cross compiled the entire iOS toolchain to Linux, even have objective-C code completion in emacs on Ubuntu! That is however another blog post and detail that I haven't written down about. TL:DR It is
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
No, I mention: Here is a stupid server at the beginning, but let no stone be unturned...
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
Because I really like OCaml, its very easy to talk to C code with it. Hmm, for me OCaml provides 1) Type safety 2) Native code speed 3) No C style memory issues, its a garbage collected language 4) You can compile OCaml code as a C library,
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Call OCaml from Objective-C, run on iOS, code sample and build steps(hyegar.com)
49 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|13 comments
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Opam-ios: an OCaml compiler for iOS via opam, with example server code(github.com)
85 points by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago|20 comments
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by e_d_g_a_r 11y ago
Here's a blog post to get you up to speed on OCaml jargon, http://hyegar.com/blog/2015/10/19/so-you're-learning-ocaml/

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