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These days a lot of programming languages (especially those leaning towards functional programming) offer a pipeline operator (|>), that allows you to feed some data through a “pipeline” of transformation steps.1 Here’s a trivial example in F#: Funny enough, even Ruby has a pipeline operator these days, although it’s not particularly useful there. ↩
This week consisted of a lot of spinning plates, which is unfortunate because it’s not something I’m very good at!
Rather than using the agent-based approach proposed yesterday, it’s worth considering an Ansible-based solution instead.
Are you curious about using OCaml for web development? We outline some of the biggest tools and libraries you'll want to check out!
Arthur mentioned that it would be great to know which packages build successfully with OxCaml and which don’t.
Patrick reported issues with OCaml-CI running tests on ocaml-ppx.
