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by nv-vn
3356 days ago
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True, but at least for compilers Windows support shouldn't be a big deal. This is because the Windows support is mostly only an issue when using certain libraries, and since compilers rarely have many dependencies it's often a non-issue. The beginner material is kind of true as well, although I do believe that the little beginner material that exists for OCaml (pretty much just the official documentation/Learn OCaml and Real World OCaml) are much easier to get started with than the tutorials of many other languages. OCaml's learning material is pretty short and to-the-point, and I found it to be a good set of boot-strap knowledge: I pretty much learned the core language in 3-4 days or so and then went on to explore the various libraries, tools, and language features not covered by the basic tutorials at my own pace. |
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