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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Julien Peeters <jj.peeters@g...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Modeling tool for OCaml? |
Ok, Thanks all ones for answers... I imagine that designing applications with functional languages is much different than with imperative ones. I was wondering on which points the difference is significant? Does common oriented object design patterns can be used with OCaml? And what, for a developer, is the work to do to change his way of thinking? I envisage to learn OCaml deeply and than I want to set the basis to do the change from imperative languages to functional ones. P.S. : somebody have reference books which goes over this subject? -- Julien Peeters Computer science student in second year of Bachelor Science Faculty of Orsay University of Paris-Sud XI (France) Personal website: http://www.oxylin.fr