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Learning OCaml in 2023

Software engineer into ReasonML and OCaml. Working on styled-ppx and UI stuff at Ahrefs. Co-host at emelle.tv

31 Dec 2022

sancho.dev

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Engineer Spotlight: Jules Aguillon

In celebration of the OCaml 5 release, we decided to interview a few of our talented engineers about OCaml. While it isn't a well-known…

29 Dec 2022

Tarides

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Love Rust? Then OCaml's New Eio Library is for You

We’ve come to expect a lot from the programming languages we use. We want the memory safety of Java, the performance of C/C++, and the…

27 Dec 2022

Tarides

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OCaml 5 Multicore Testing Tools

The new version of OCaml 5 is here! It brings the ability to program multicore applications and to maximise our usage of all the CPU cores…

22 Dec 2022

Tarides

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Advanced Merlin Features: Destruct and Construct

Merlin is one of the most important tools for OCaml users, but a lot of its advanced feature often remain unknown. For OCaml newcomers who…

21 Dec 2022

Tarides

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How Nomadic Labs Used Multicore Processing to Create a Faster Blockchain

The technology that makes blockchain possible is complex, cutting-edge, and fascinating. Balancing efficiency and security on a knife's edge…

20 Dec 2022

Tarides

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OCaml 5 With Multicore Support Is Here!

It's here! It's finally here! On Friday, 16 December 2022, the OCaml community announced the official release of Multicore OCaml! From the…

19 Dec 2022

Tarides

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WebAssembly/Wasm and OCaml

In this first post about WebAssembly (Wasm) and OCaml, we introduce the work we have been doing for quite some time now, though without publicity, about our participation in the Garbage-Collection (GC) Working Group for Wasm, and two related development projects in OCaml. WebAssembly, a fast and por...

14 Dec 2022

OCamlPro

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Hillingar

14 Dec 2022

Ryan Gibb's Blog

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