Bonjour,

je voudrais savoir ce que vous pensez du projet Ocaml Batteries Included.

Personnellement j'en apprécie énormément le point de départ : le principe "Batteries Included" à significativement contribué dans le succès de Python par exemple - je salue donc l'initiative et le gros travail des développeurs de la version OCaml ...

What exactly is OCaml Batteries Included?

OCaml is a great language which suffers from its lack of standardization. The absence of a real standard library has led the OCaml community to produce many incompatible libraries with distinct conventions. In turn, both this lack of out-of-the-box features and this multiplicity of choices make it difficult to start developing with OCaml or to design new works for reusability. By contrast, commercial offerings such as Java or .Net come with a comprehensive toolbox which makes the life of programmers that much easier.

OCaml Batteries Included is an attempt to provide a uniform library environment for OCaml, both for beginners and for experienced developers, which should give programmers out-of-the-box support for most common tasks.
la question que je pose c'est :
qui l'utilise ?
est-ce utilisable dès aujourd'hui de votre point de vue ?
Y a-t-il des alternatives plus avancées ?

bref qu'en pensez vous ?