What are the biggest reasons newcomers give up on OCaml?

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  • ocaml

    The core OCaml system: compilers, runtime system, base libraries

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  • sequoia

    OCaml type-safe query builder with syntax tree extension (by andrenth)

    The other thing thats lacking is a database library thats just a tad bit more abstarct than the driver. Im not looking for an orm, but a query builder that would be type safe. I found https://github.com/andrenth/sequoia but the interface could be polished (not digging the insane local opens) and sadly, it looks abandoned.

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  • ASP.NET Core

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    it's close enough imo. we're using barebones as asp.net with f# and the inclusion of C# OOP really isn't that bad.

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