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<thelema>
flux: maybe you just meant maybe some other implementation will become the defacto lazy sequence implementation
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<ssbr__>
Oh man, I just realized, ocaml is statically typed -- are there any development tools as interesting/powerful as Visual Studio?
<ssbr__>
I remember when I tried C# with VS, coming from Python, development was surprisingly fast because the editor could automate so many things due to strong static analysis
<ssbr__>
I mean obviously there's F#, but I'm not using F# :p
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<flux>
thelema, indeed that's what I meant
<flux>
thelema, something being on the same level as Enum is
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<Ptival>
ssbr__: well, there's not so much on the OCaml side. You can try typerex which has some features.
<flux>
then there was this project that tried to bring ocaml refactoring tools. ocaml wizard maybe? I don't remember.
<SigmaVirus24>
I guess I should be forthright, I'm learning OCaml out of boredom, not out of any necessity, so really I'll take any resources you guys can offer
<Qrntz>
it's one of the best current books on ocaml (imo), despite being a draft yet
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<thelema>
flux: Enum's big advantage is that it's mutable, meaning that one can convert from one data structure to another and be able to GC the old data structure while generating the new one.