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Today we're taking a little pause from our OCaml 5 series to talk about a programming retreat. I spent a week in the woods with fellow…
For our third and final Engineer Spotlight, we interviewed Sudha Parimala, a Tarides engineer who works primarily on the Multicore…
At Jane Street we use a pattern/library called “expect tests” thatmakes test-writing feel like a REPL session, or like exploratoryprogramming in a Jupyter no...
On last November, we released version 0.5 of ocplib-simplex, a generic library implementing the Simplex Algorithm in OCaml. It is a key component of the Alt-Ergo automatic theorem prover that we keep developing at OCamlPro. ** The Simplex Algorithm What Changed in 0.5 ? ] The simplex algorithm The S...
Tarides engineer Zach Shipko answers a few questions about why he decided to learn OCaml and why he's particularly excited about the OCaml…
Talking with Rudi Grinberg about OCaml, Opium and Dune Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/emelletv
Talking with Rudi Grinberg about OCaml, Opium and Dune Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/emelletv
We recently worked on a project to build a binary installer for OCaml, inspired from RustUp for Rust. We had to build binary packages of the distribution for every OCaml version since 4.02.0, and we were surprised to discover that their (compressed) size grew from 18 MB to about 200 MB. This post gi...
Recapping OCaml's 2022 progress and exploring Fediverse integration.