> it's cool from a language point of view, but as a developer it can get overwhelming
If you consider OCaml's features overwhelming why don't you consider a much simpler language (Typescript etc.)?
I am learning OCaml myself right now, and I only use the features which I currently need. If I need more I will learn OCaml's suitable features then. Btw. I like OCaml, after having tested Haskell for a while. OCaml feels like a really practical usable "Haskell light". The compilation speed is outstanding (like LuaJiT).
> it's cool from a language point of view, but as a developer it can get overwhelming
If you consider OCaml's features overwhelming why don't you consider a much simpler language (Typescript etc.)?
I am learning OCaml myself right now, and I only use the features which I currently need. If I need more I will learn OCaml's suitable features then. Btw. I like OCaml, after having tested Haskell for a while. OCaml feels like a really practical usable "Haskell light". The compilation speed is outstanding (like LuaJiT).