Beginner
Last Updated: 27, July 2020 at 09:35:49
A beginner doesn't want to get caught up in tooling. A beginner wants to write OCaml code, learn the syntax and explore the module system, types and pattern-matching. Take for example JavaScript or Python. For JS there are tools like CodePen or the console on modern browsers to start interacting with the language.
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Starter
- Finding Answers to your Questions - Find answers, whether you are just starting out, have complicated theoretical questions or want to know more about building OCaml projects
- Getting Started - Write and run OCaml code quickly
- Navigating OCaml Projects - Learn how to navigate and read OCaml projects to help you use and understand other projects
- Teaching OCaml - Teach OCaml using Jupyter notebooks or online resources
- Configuring OCaml Tools for your Editor - Add syntax highlighting and code completion to your editor
- Starting a new Project - Build the scaffolding for your solution to a problem
- Debugging and Exploring OCaml Projects - Learn how to effectively debug your OCaml projects and explore packages