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What we learnt after experimenting with Melange, a fork of ReScript with a strong focus on keeping compatibility with OCaml.
On this day in 1996, Xavier Leroy announced Objective Caml 1.00 (the language wasn’t officially called OCaml until 4.00.0 in July 2012). I wouldn’t start using OCaml for another 7 years; I think I may have dropped Research Machines Basic by then and was mucking around with a mix of Visual Basic, Turbo Pascal and Delphi, but I hadn’t yet got an email address either.
Tarides is taking part in the Data Portability & Services Incubator (DAPSI), a 3-year EU funded project that empowers internet innovators to…
La troisième réunion annuelle du Club des utilisateurs d’Alt-Ergo a eu lieu le 1er avril ! Cette réunion annuelle est l’endroit idéal pour passer en revue les besoins de chaque partenaire concernant Alt-Ergo. Nous avons eu le plaisir de recevoir nos partenaires pour discuter de la feuille de...
Have you heard about our Try-Alt-Ergo website? Created in 2014 (see our blogpost), the first objective was to facilitate access to our performant SMT Solver Alt-Ergo. Try-Alt-Ergo allows you to write and run your problems in your browser without any server computation. This playground website has be...