Learn OCAML with Real Code Examples

Compiler and tooling development

High-assurance software consulting

Financial and trading systems

Formal verification services

Web and backend application development

Enhanced parallel and multicore support

Better web and cloud integration

Expanded libraries for AI and finance

Improved tooling and IDE support

Growing adoption in formal verification and research

GUI-heavy desktop applications

Rapid prototyping for general-purpose apps

Mobile app development (native support limited)

Small scripts requiring minimal setup

Projects dependent on massive third-party libraries

OCaml is a versatile, statically typed functional programming language.

Supports modularity, performance, and reliability.

Ideal for compilers, formal verification, and high-assurance software.

Key skill for research, finance, and critical software development.

Is OCaml still relevant?

Yes - widely used in finance, compilers, and formal verification.

Is OCaml purely functional?

No - it supports functional, imperative, and object-oriented styles.

Can OCaml be used for web development?

Yes - via Ocsigen, Dream, and BuckleScript/Js_of_ocaml.

Should I learn OCaml for AI?

It’s excellent for symbolic computation and compiler-related AI tasks.