<cemerick>
Last I knew, ocaml-lsp didn't have much more than syntax highlighting...but it looks pretty tight now
<cemerick>
Probably time to move from the reason-vscode plugin
<d_bot>
<ulrikstrid> @cemerick ocaml-lsp is very very good now 😁
<d_bot>
<cemerick> @ulrikstrid that's great, I've been using an older pinned rev of the reason plugin for ages, since newer releases seemed bugged IME
<defolos>
<d_bot "<ulrikstrid> @cemerick ocaml-lsp"> I can confirm that, have started using it with emacs and can only recommend it so far
<d_bot>
<Anurag> the new plugin is great. The ocamllsp itself is really nice too ( i use that with vim). I've tried it on linux and windows and it was smooth sailing on both platforms
<sonologico>
I've been live coding with OCaml for a while now and have a done a few performances with it. I was waiting until I wrote a blog post and sat down to properly document things to share more, but I never get to it. Regardless, a link from a performance from March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9wqyna9bho&feature=youtu.be&t=5124
<sonologico>
I'm doing a noisy soundscape based on a movie here, but one can do other things, of course.
<Armael>
nice!
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<cemerick>
sonologico: very cool, is that using an interface to supercollider?
<sonologico>
cemerick, to csound in that particular performance
<cemerick>
ah, I'm not familiar with it
<cemerick>
been around for a long while!
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<sonologico>
supercollider is probably more capable, user friendly and with a larger community, so I usually recommend it to people, but I'm more used to integrating with csound at this point
<cemerick>
my only synthesis experience is with overtone and sonic pi, so I've no basis of comparison either