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Category Archives: OCaml
How Ocaml Can Be Improved
A series of suggestions about how the OCaml programming language (esp. its standard library) can be improved.
7 Actually Useful Things You Didn’t Know Static Typing Could Do: An Introduction for the Dynamic Language Enthusiast
Introduction
One of the things that has consistently been difficult in the whole dynamic typing/static typing conversation is that people don’t [...]
Also posted in Classic, Programming Language Punditry, Ruby/JRuby Tagged Functional Languages: Ocaml, Haskell 71 Comments
Ocaml Lazy Lists- An Introduction
Solidifying this blogs iron-fisted hold on being the leading provider of information for Ocaml Lazy Lists (hope you weren't drinking there), I thought I'd add in some old-fasioned meanderings on the subject. Lazy lists are, I beleive, a powerful and usefull concept. Unfortunately, they are virtually unknown outside of the functional programming community, and, I think, under appreciated even within the functional language community. There use and power deserves to be popularized.
Also posted in Classic Tagged Functional Languages: Ocaml, Haskell, Programming and Software Development 14 Comments
Ocaml the scripting language
My favorite language displays new capabilities and powers.
Also posted in Classic, Programming Language Punditry Tagged Functional Languages: Ocaml, Haskell 4 Comments
Functional Programming, Typing, and Closures