Octane: A Query Builder for OCaml

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[tonyfettes]

Very neat usage of ppx and first class module! Never imagined these things would come together so well

[gustavo-wir]

that's amazing! I love OCaml, but only recently I've started to do backend stuff with it, and I felt the same way as you did about the state of SQL libraries. I'm definitely gonna try this out!

And please post more of those, great stuff

[stuff]

Awesome! Go has sqlc, but this is on another level. Ocaml definately needs something like this!

[jdsee]

Great work 👏 This is the right kind of magic in code: making your life easier, giving you some extra trust, but not hiding anything. Keep up the good stuff man!

[anarchymatt]

It's neat that you can write your sql as a string. I'm using Esqueleto and it has a lot of operators and type magic to learn. The syntax of the dsl ends up looking like sql which is great but writing it as a string would be more intuitive for a lot of people.

[olamilekanadeleke]

I love your videos man, but i'm still too dumb to really understand most of what you do..

[Chris]

Would love to see more videos on this, I will watch every OCaml video I see

[jordanray]

Would love to see more on this after following some of the streams!

[andredasilva]

really amazing. i am going to look into ocaml :). and the library looks amazing. i hope to contribute if i am more comfortable with ocaml.

you mentioned snapshot testing. will there be a video about it?

[JT-mrdb]

Very much looking forward to seeing how you are doing the parsing and code gen at compile time, I am not familiar with Ocaml, but how the heck do you tell the compiler you are going to generate code from this string? Fascinating.

[maniac]

Awesome video Teej, keep up the good work!

Is it possible to try something else instead of partial highlighted code plugin in neovim? I'm asking because at-least for me, it was tough to read what you were showing especially when the diagnostic messages and floating windows for the same were coming up. I think what I'm trying to say is that the combination of this plugin of highlighted codeparts don't really go well with floating windows, at-least for me, Thanks!

[snatvb]

interesting how is it with performance
is it like go? I heard that ocaml doesn't use stack that can be problem for perf

[singlethreaded]

Are the fields separate types according to the parent struct or does it only care that they are the same underlying type? For example when joining you had “User.id = Post.author”. Would this be an error if you had “User.id = Comment.post” or does it only care that the underlying type is an int?

[possumkeys]

Is it possible to maybe extend sqlc to add support for Ocaml?

[laststand-nyx]

That's cool stuff, what you doing there!!!

[tannerr-dev]

love the function highlighting. what plugin is that?

[LuRybz]

TJ, I am a game Dev and soon to be launching a Vim course.
One of the main problems that I find with NeoVim is how hard it is to setup for Unity development.
I really would love to use NeoVim as a daily basis but unfortunatelly making Vim or NeoVim working with Unity is a pain, specially when we are talking about debugging.
Is there anything out there in NeoVim that you would suggest to solve this problem?

[sysInt]

Would be really cool if you implemented an ability to compose a query dynamically, e.g. optional 'AND' or optional 'OR'.

[dogik]

I guess i am doing AOC in ocaml this year

[lesbian_index_lebrorum_main]

MrBeast from code universe, Emacs with Org mode on NixOS tutorial when?