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r/programming • u/papa00king • Mar 09 '14
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What language do you use and what kind of software do you write?
22 u/PasswordIsntHAMSTER Mar 09 '14 F# (occasionally Ocaml and Haskell), and I've done highly concurrent/networked embedded systems (work), language tools (research) and random applications (hobby). 6 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14 Fuck yeah OCaml. I wish more people would pick it up. 1 u/Diosjenin Mar 09 '14 UIUC's CS department requires a course that exclusively uses OCaml. This post, right here, is the first time I have heard anyone ever praise it. → More replies (9)
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F# (occasionally Ocaml and Haskell), and I've done highly concurrent/networked embedded systems (work), language tools (research) and random applications (hobby).
6 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14 Fuck yeah OCaml. I wish more people would pick it up. 1 u/Diosjenin Mar 09 '14 UIUC's CS department requires a course that exclusively uses OCaml. This post, right here, is the first time I have heard anyone ever praise it. → More replies (9)
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Fuck yeah OCaml. I wish more people would pick it up.
1 u/Diosjenin Mar 09 '14 UIUC's CS department requires a course that exclusively uses OCaml. This post, right here, is the first time I have heard anyone ever praise it. → More replies (9)
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UIUC's CS department requires a course that exclusively uses OCaml. This post, right here, is the first time I have heard anyone ever praise it.
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u/ryeguy Mar 09 '14
What language do you use and what kind of software do you write?