Real World OCaml
Where is OCaml's place in the current world?I find it interesting as it seems to generate little "buzz", but has two new books this year, and is a pre-cursor to another functional language that itself seems to be gaining traction, and is yet produced my Microsoft: F#My observational / untested impression is OCaml seems to be more practical, and maybe a little easier to transition to for someone like me who uses mostly Python and Go, and a lot of bash/awk/sed/grep.