Governance
The projects running under OCaml and the awesome people behind it
Teams
See who the maintainers of the various OCaml projects are. We present a comprehensive list structured by project / purpose
Compiler
The OCaml Compiler team, responsible for the development and maintenance of the language, the standard library, and the compiler tools.
24 maintainers
DetailsLanguage Committee
This committee is a collegial instance aiming to facilitate discussion and form consensus regarding the evolution of the OCaml language.
9 maintainers
DetailsSecurity
The OCaml Security Team coordinates security response for high-impact vulnerabilities, and maintains the advisory database and associated tooling.
7 maintainers
DetailsStandard Library
The Standard Library Team is in charge of shepherding, reviewing and generally staying on top of standard library contributions to the compiler.
5 maintainers
DetailsFoundation
The OCaml Software Foundation is a non-profit foundation whose mission is to promote, protect, and advance the OCaml programming language and its ecosystem, and to support and facilitate the growth of a diverse and international community of OCaml users.
7 maintainers
DetailsPlatform
The Platform team is responsible for the development and maintenance of the OCaml Platform, the official OCaml developer toolchain.
36 maintainers
DetailsPackaging
The Packaging team is responsible to ensure the quality of the OCaml packages ecosystem, and in particular, to review submissions to the opam repository.
5 maintainers
DetailsInfrastructure
The infrastructure team is responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the infrastructure powering the official OCaml projects, including the servers for OCaml.org and the opam-repository CI.
5 maintainers
DetailsOCaml.org
The OCaml.org team is responsible for the development and maintenance of the official OCaml websites, in particular OCaml.org and its subdomains.
5 maintainers
DetailsWorking groups
Working groups are community initiatives that gather around certain topics or a shared purpose. The OCaml Governance Policy does not apply to them. Participation is welcome and encouraged.
Work on tools and libraries to do multicore programming with OCaml.