34 awesome OCaml accounts on Mastodon.

dougfort
@[email protected]programmer.
Interested in augmentation
Ocaml
Haskell
Racket
arguil
@[email protected]Exilé de la recherche académique, touche-à-tout, gauchiste. J'aime aussi faire de la brioche. 🇫🇷 / 🇬🇧
Decenta Lyzed
@[email protected]Interested in #haskell #dependent_type #dependent_types #idris #idris2 #distributed #p2p #ocaml .
Exploring fediverse.
Edwin Török
@[email protected]#OCaml developer
Jan Midtgaard
@[email protected]Recovering academic. Occasionally hacks OCaml and property-based testing, manufacturing bad luck on an industrial scale. Once won a gold fish in a pool tournament.
Xavier Van de Woestyne
@[email protected]I like programming using nice languages like OCaml, Haskell, F# and IO and I try to draw, with spray on walls.
smol dev working mainly with ,
and OCaml
user
Lesley Lai
@[email protected]Computer Graphics & Programming Languages person.
I twoot about languages like C, C++, Rust, JS/TS, and OCaml.
I organize @graphicsmeetup
he/him
Mr Least
@[email protected]Likes high level abstractions and low level bit twiddling. Spends spare time on ASMotor, gateware and retro computing.
Anton Kochkov
@[email protected]Reverse engineer. Firmware dissector. Rizin&Cutter developer. GitHub influencer. Foreign languages fanatic. OCamler and Rustacean. Loves to C into the void.
Thomas Leonard
@[email protected]Programmer. Interests include: Free Software, OCaml, MirageOS unikernels, Nix, Wayland, Capability-based security, formal methods (TLA+, Coq).
Sabine
@[email protected]When I don't go down rabbit holes, I sometimes do something useful. OCaml.org maintainer.
Seb Mondet
@[email protected]Shon
@[email protected]I'm working on the OCaml ecosystem @tarides.
I'm interested in {programing x language × eco-systems × theory}, broadly conceived.
Dinosaure
@[email protected]shon
@[email protected]I'm interested in {programing x language × eco-systems × theory}, broadly conceived.
I'm working on the OCaml ecosystem @tarides .
aka/fka: @shon
Yaron Minsky
@[email protected]Occasional OCaml programmer, host of Signals and Threads podcast
Frama-C
@[email protected]Open-source platform dedicated to the analysis of source code written in C, featuring:
- an abstract interpretation based analysis (Eva);
- a program proof framework based on deductive verification (WP);
- a runtime verification tool (E-ACSL);
- many tools for code base exploration, dependency analysis, slicing…
Based on formal methods, developed mainly in OCaml.
This account is used by Frama-C team members for technical (and not so technical) discussions, announcements, user support, etc.
Tony
@[email protected]Software Engineer who lives in NYC. Spent 8 years using Go but I use OCaml now. Linux user since the last millennium (but also a Mac user since 2003). Vim user since 2000. Internet user since 1996. Coder since 1992.