(I'm a Scala guy myself and I understand OCaml has no higher-kinded types and worse performance (in terms of throughput of the code), and its syntax is weird. But it's a general purpose programming language with an emphasis on immutability, at least some kind of keyword arguments, strong types and allegedly fast compilation (though probably not at the same level as go))
(I'm a Scala guy myself and I understand OCaml has no higher-kinded types and worse performance (in terms of throughput of the code), and its syntax is weird. But it's a general purpose programming language with an emphasis on immutability, at least some kind of keyword arguments, strong types and allegedly fast compilation (though probably not at the same level as go))