Hello ππΌ I'm Leandro.
I hack on fun, pragmatic libs and tools for the OCaml ecosystem π« to help make OCaml as productive as Go, Elixir, or Rust. If you think this is a good idea, consider sponsoring my work by sponsoring me on Github.
I've been building riot, an actor-model OCaml Multicore Scheduler (like Erlang/Elixir!), on top of which I'm building a little ecosystem of useful/cool libraries and tools:
- atacama β a multicore socket pool for OCaml that goes brrrr π
- blink β a streaming HTTP client for Riot focused on correctness, speed, and clarity
- minttea β a fun TUI framework with that uses The Elm Architecture
- spices β a small declarative styling library for TUI applications
- leaves β a component library for MintTea
- castore β a portable CA Certificate Store with no dependencies
- serde.ml β a serialization framework inspired by Rust's serde
- nomad β an HTTP server for Riot inspired by Elixir's Bandit and Erlang's Cowbooy
- trail β a minimal composable web framework inspired by Elixir's Plug
- telemetry β a small telemetry framework inspired by Erlang's telemetry
- tty β a pure OCaml library for directly manipulating terminals
- hooke β a pure OCaml spring-based animation librar for TUIs and Games
- colors β pure OCaml library for manipulating colors in different color spaces
- scarab β an benchmarking framework for Riot
I also write a little on blogs like Practical OCaml, and maintain ocaml.ai.
Thanks for supporting me β¨ now go write some OCaml!
Featured work
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riot-ml/riot
An actor-model multi-core scheduler for OCaml 5 π«
OCaml 576 -
leostera/minttea
A fun little TUI framework for OCaml
OCaml 365 -
ocaml-sys/ocaml-bindgen
Automatically generates OCaml FFI bindings and C shim code to C/C++ libraries
OCaml 33 -
leostera/caramel
π¬ a functional language for building type-safe, scalable, and maintainable applications
OCaml 1,060