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<lukstafi> Merlin / LSP works with metaocaml, but -- metaocaml is two things and if you give up on one of them, your Merlin / LSP experience will be as good as pure OCaml. See: https://github.com/metaocaml/metaocaml-opam/discussions/23
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<lukstafi> The thing you give up on is hard-coded syntax that conflicts with original OCaml's lexical rules.
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<lukstafi> Yes. OCaml is the best language.
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<emiletrotignon> People here are likely to like ocaml better. For my part, I think the langage is clearly better, but you might want to use go if you really need a certain library and ocaml does not have an equivalent.
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<idontwantausernamefeckoff> i write a lot of functional tests as ruby scripts, even when working in ocaml. you can’t conflate a lispy scripting language with go