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I'd guess because OCaml is a bit more traditional. It's strict and has no purity enforcements; it's a whole lot easier to transition people to. Disclaimer: My
by crough 11y ago
I'd guess because OCaml is a bit more traditional. It's strict and has no purity enforcements; it's a whole lot easier to transition people to.
Disclaimer: My development these days is almost exclusively in Haskell