FALCON Gilles RD-RESA-LAN wrote:
I totally agree that it would be pleasant to have more documentation on
Ocaml, especially if you don't have ocaml lesson.
Yes and No.
The problem can be felt in PHP, where you see "anyone" witing "anything".
So, yes, there should be more documents on Ocaml, but the problem is: Only
inexperienced users have time to write down some "learning notes".
The real Gurus are all overbooked...
It's also my wish to see some documentation, but on the other hand, I dont
want it to fall into PHP fashion. Great dilemma...
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