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An OCaml library for command-line tools that draw live tables and progress rows like full-screen apps but keep their output in the scrollback, shown with imitations of docker and cargo.
k7 records any program as an SVG image animated with CSS alone, and draws dune's cram tests, so the tests fail when an animation in a README no longer matches the program.
A behind-the-scenes look at how maintainers get ppxlib, Merlin, Dune, OCamlFormat and odoc ready for each new OCaml compiler release.
How do you know a second Tailwind compiler is right? Byte comparisons, then a CSS-aware diff, and finally Chrome comparing pixels, with mutation tests to check the checker. The oracles behind tw 1.1.0 and cascade 1.2.1.
Tessera v2 beta2 smooths space at the cost of time, new Pembroke Associate Scholars, Scrutineer's git remediation workflow, paying the Windows tax, and retiring AI disclosure metadata.
Deploying Alpha-Omega's Scrutineer on a VM, driving its scans with a local GLM 5.3 on my Mac Studio, and thinking through practical workflows
TESSERA v2 beta embeddings are in the TZE explorer, security embargoes being outrun by agents, opam packages now need humans behind them, prometheus and eio releases
How the OxCaml overlay's guard packages keep incompatible releases out, and how to contribute to it with your own packages.
OCaml is a pragmatic functional language: type-level tricks for safe code, careful buffer allocation for fast code. A scratch buffer in ocaml-wire raced under OCaml 5 domains; memtrace and ThreadSanitizer show both sides.
