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Interactive Tutorials in VSCode
This article dives into how we can use Walkthroughs in VScode to offer users a unique interactive experience such as for onboading new users or guiding users in a step-by-step tutorial manner.
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Full blown productivity in VSCode with OCaml
A perfect New Year's gift for OCamlers. Discover the latest features that make coding in OCaml faster and easier.
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Advanced Code Navigation in OCaml-LSP
Tweaking the Language Server Protocol to perform code navigation in unintended but useful ways for OCaml.
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Creating the SyntaxDocumentation Command - Part 3: VSCode Platform Extension
In the final installment of our series on the SyntaxDocumentation command, we delve into its integration within the OCaml VSCode Platform extension. Building on our previous discussions about Merlin and OCaml LSP, this article explores how to make SyntaxDocumentation an opt-in feature in the popular…
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Creating the SyntaxDocumentation Command - Part 2: OCaml LSP
In the first part of this series, Creating the SyntaxDocumentation Command - Part 1: Merlin, we explored how to create a new command in Merlin, particularly the SyntaxDocumentation command. In this continuation, we will be looking at the amazing OCaml LSP project and how we have integrated our Synta…
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How to Setup OCaml on Windows with WSL
The stable opam 2.2 and a fully Windows compatible ecosystem of OCaml libraries and tools are getting closer every month. That's extremely exciting! With opam 2.2, Windows users will be able to use OCaml directly and natively without extra set-up or workarounds. Everyone is excited about this future…
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Creating the SyntaxDocumentation Command - Part 1: Merlin
OCaml development has never been more enchanting, thanks to Merlin – the wizard of the editor realm. The magic of Merlin is something that makes programming in OCaml a very nice experience. By Merlin, I don't mean the old gray-haired, staff-bearing magic guy. I'm talking about the editor service t…
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