We curate open-source GitHub repositories matching “OCaml libraries, tools and resources”. Results are ranked by relevance to your query — pick filters below to narrow, or refine with AI.
Reason is a statically typed programming language and compiler based on the OCaml ecosystem. It translates high-level, type-safe source code into either JavaScript or OCaml output, providing a typed alternative for web and system development. The language focuses on providing rigorous type safety and a robust module system while integrating with the JavaScript ecosystem. It allows for the development of applications that leverage existing JavaScript libraries while utilizing a more rigid type system to eliminate common runtime crashes and data mismatches. The project covers capabilities incl
Reason is a programming language and compiler built on the OCaml ecosystem, not a curated directory of OCaml libraries, tools, or learning resources — it is a tool within the ecosystem, not a list of them.
Simple hash algorithms in OCaml
Digestif is an OCaml library for hash algorithms, not a curated directory of OCaml resources—it would be one of the many libraries such a list would cover, so it does not match the intent of finding a comprehensive listing.
Minimalist OCaml library for command line parsing
This repo is a single OCaml command-line parsing library, not a curated directory of OCaml resources — it would be an entry in such a directory rather than the directory itself.
A composable build system for OCaml.
Dune is a build system for OCaml, not a curated directory of libraries, tools, or learning resources—the visitor wants a list of resources, not a specific development tool.
Jane Street Capital's standard library overlay
janestreet/core is a standard library overlay from Jane Street, which is a library and not a curated directory of OCaml resources—it would be an item on such a list rather than the list itself.
`sh $ git clone https://github.com/ahmedelgabri/vim-ava-snippets.git ~/.vim/UltiSnips/ `
This is a Vim snippets plugin for the JavaScript testing framework Ava, with no connection to the OCaml ecosystem — it is irrelevant to your search for OCaml resources.
` $ apm install ava `
This Atom editor plugin for the JavaScript AVA test runner is entirely unrelated to the OCaml ecosystem you are looking for.
This utility configures AVA to transform JSX with pragma required for Preact (h) and adds support for importing project files using Babel with existing configuration. It also installs AVA, in case it's missing.
This utility configures AVA for Preact JSX transformation and has nothing to do with the OCaml ecosystem or curated resource lists.
Please consider if you really need Grunt for this. Using a npm run script would be better.
This is a Grunt plugin for running AVA tests in JavaScript, with no connection to the OCaml ecosystem or any curated list of OCaml resources.
A free, open-source dataset of 10,000+ real Florida Man news headlines, accessible as a static JSON API hosted on GitHub Pages. No API key required.
This repository is a dataset of Florida Man news headlines, completely unrelated to OCaml libraries, tools, or learning resources.
ESLint rules for AVA
This repository is an ESLint plugin for the AVA JavaScript test runner, completely unrelated to the OCaml programming language ecosystem or any curated resource directory for it.
Unofficial API of Inshorts written in Flask
This repository is a Python API for fetching news from Inshorts, not a curated list of OCaml resources — it does not belong to the OCaml ecosystem at all.
This project is a community newsletter curation system that collects and organizes links, projects, and news into a structured weekly digest for the Rust ecosystem. It monitors the status of language proposals and core tooling updates to keep developers informed of official changes. The system utilizes a Git-based editorial workflow where community-submitted links and project updates are collected via pull requests for manual filtering. It features a markdown-to-static generation pipeline that transforms these drafts into HTML pages for hosting and chronological historical archiving. The cur
This project is a community newsletter curation system for the Rust ecosystem, not for OCaml — it does not cover OCaml libraries, tools, or resources as requested.
Feedbin API Documentation
Feedbin API documentation covers the Feedbin news reader service, which is completely unrelated to OCaml programming resources and does not serve as a curated directory of OCaml libraries or tools.
The Old Reader API
This is an API for a news aggregator service, entirely unrelated to the OCaml ecosystem—not a curated directory of OCaml libraries, tools, or learning resources.
Reason is a strongly typed functional language and multi-target compiler designed to produce either JavaScript for web environments or native machine code for operating systems. It serves as an OCaml-compatible language that shares an abstract syntax tree with OCaml, providing a practical syntax for the OCaml ecosystem. The project functions as a type-safe frontend language, incorporating JSX support to build user interfaces through structural elements that translate into type-safe function calls. It enables deep integration with the JavaScript ecosystem, allowing the use of existing librarie
Reason is a programming language and compiler that is OCaml-compatible, not a curated directory of OCaml resources — it is a single tool rather than the organized reference list of libraries, tools, and learning materials you are looking for.
This repository serves as the coordination hub for the Kubernetes community, focusing on open source contribution and project governance. It provides the structures necessary to manage the development of subprojects through a distributed governance model involving committees and working groups. The project manages community coordination by connecting contributors through a network of mailing lists and chat channels. It defines the requirements and responsibilities for contributor membership, including the process for becoming an official member or code reviewer. The repository utilizes a sta
This repository is the Kubernetes community coordination hub, entirely unrelated to OCaml—it offers no curated directory of OCaml libraries, tools, or learning resources for that ecosystem.
Standard library for OCaml
This is an OCaml standard library, not a curated directory or list of OCaml resources; it is a single component rather than a comprehensive index.
Agent Skills is a centralized registry and management system designed for the discovery, auditing, and integration of reusable procedural modules into automated agent workflows. It provides a structured environment for sourcing verified capabilities that extend the functional range of AI agents, enabling the development and scaling of complex, multi-step automated processes. The platform distinguishes itself through a security-first approach to module integration, utilizing audit-verified data to ensure that capabilities meet safety requirements before they are deployed. It incorporates a dec
This repository is a registry for AI agent skills, entirely unrelated to OCaml programming resources, development tools, or learning materials.
NewsBlur is an RSS feed aggregator and social news reader that collects and organizes stories from feeds, newsletters, and websites into a single interface. It functions as a feed synchronization service that maintains read states and subscription data across multiple devices and third-party applications. The platform distinguishes itself with AI-powered content summarization to generate briefings and answer questions about articles, alongside a system for training content classifiers. These classifiers learn user preferences for authors and tags to automatically highlight preferred topics or
NewsBlur is an RSS feed reader and social news aggregator written in Python, not a curated directory of OCaml libraries, tools, or learning resources — it has no relevance to the OCaml ecosystem.
This project is a centralized, community-driven repository of hands-on tutorials designed to facilitate skill acquisition through the practical construction of real-world software applications. It serves as a comprehensive directory that aggregates external documentation and instructional materials, providing a structured path for developers to master specific programming languages and technical domains. The repository distinguishes itself by organizing disparate technical resources into a hierarchical, taxonomy-based structure that enables developers to discover and navigate diverse software
This repository is a general, multi-language directory of project-based tutorials, not a curated list focused specifically on the OCaml ecosystem, libraries, or development tools.