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Comment by nikitaga

Ocaml is rock solid as a foundation, yet the ecosystem appears to be very fragmented. For example, not only does Ocaml not support unicode strings natively, there are several competing libraries offering this functionality. This is just bizarre. Why is it like this? Not unicode specifically but like, in general. Doesn't Ocaml have some kind of language improvement process?
parent nikitaga 6 years ago

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