Re: [Caml-list] Networking Application

[Yaron Minsky <yminsky@janestreet.com>]

If you're looking for good examples of coding practice at the library
level, I think the Jane Street libraries (in particular, core_kernel,
core, async_kernel, async_unix, async_extra) are a pretty good source
of example code.

Must of what we've released is libraries rather than applications at
this point, so the Jane Street libraries will only get you so far.
Jenga (our build system) is one application we have released, but it's
not something you can easily take for a spin just yet.

y

On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 7:55 AM,  <brian.e.mulhall@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I work for a large US engineering firm and I am trying to find a way for our
> team to do more with less, due to budgetary cutbacks in our engineering
> center.
>
> With that being said we have an existing java application that is in dire need
> of a rewrite. I have been interested in ML and subsequently OCAML for about 6
> months and I am now looking for a way to integrate this passion of mine into
> my work life. I see very real benefits from using this language at work and
> its also applicable in our use case (we have a single core machine with
> limited resources and I want us to use a cooperative threading library like
> LWT or Async).
>
> So I was wondering if people could point me in the direction of some open
> source projects hosted on github that I can read through and try to emulate in
> my proof of concept, sketch of a redesign that I show my supervisors. I
> appreciate any help and since this is a side project it can be done right,
> without any need to take hacky shortcuts.
>
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