OCaml for JVM. Is there any?
jvm, jvm-languages, ocaml
Solution
"OCaml and Java" has links to various attempts to integrate Java with OCaml.
F# is somewhat different from OCaml in aspects due to the desire to have it work with the .NET framework, so, much as Scala is a hybrid language, so is F#, as you can pick and choose how much FP you want and how much OOP you want, in either language.
"Java, OCaml, and F#" is a post from someone trying to move from Java to OCaml which you may find interesting.
Problem
I took a look at some new languages for JVM. Two of them are gathering much interest these days: Clojure and Scala. But in my humble opinion, both of them are not ideal. (Let's keep it a speculation, cause I don't want to damage myself discussing..) What I actually see as a tricky move is MS's invention - F#. Simply moving the OCaml language to .NET platform yield somewhat awesome. The question is: Did someone manage to write a full-featured OCaml compiler for the JVM? What would you say if that's a good idea?