Hi, I’m looking for the lib that kitty-kate qualified as a “glorified hello-world”.
Even though the description of the lib was not matching its actual contents, I found this lib to be a great help.
Unfortunatly I’m not able to remember the account name of the author, nor the name of this lib.
I can only remember that kitty-kate qualified it as to be a “glorified hello-world”.
Could some-one help me to find back this lib or its author ?
Thanks in advance.
@kit-ty-kate do you remember what was meant by this?
Maybe this? GitHub - lindig/hello: A minimal OCaml project . I am using this as a stepping stone when I start something new. Dune now has some project setup functionality (but I’m not familiar with it).
Dune has dune init project NAME which is basically a ‘glorified hello-world project’. It’s the recommended layout for new projects–not too complex, but reasonably scalable.
Let me sell the advantages of my repo: it has everything dune init project has plus:
Cmdliner setup for command line handlingMakefile (for nostalgia)I fail to recollect this. What was the context?
This looks pretty good! The only possible improvement I spotted is that you could get rid of the build.sh/ml and use dune-build-info to embed the version module directly.
(lindig) No, there was some form validation.
There are no form validation into this one yet.
There are now between 38_000 and 46_000 packages in opam,
I don’t know how you are able to keep track of all these libs.
I was searching for the source-code of godi and hump1, and if the src of hump1 is not there anymore I was in mind to make hump2.
I don’t remember if it’s perl the camel with 1 hump, and the other one with 2, or the opposite.
What is the connection between form validation and a hello world program? I suspect we are talking past each other. What is it that you are trying to do?
The Dream web framework has a hello world example - and examples for forms and other typical web components.