There's no type annotations for me to figure out what the heck each term is
You can add additional annotations in OCaml if you want, or just query the type of a term in Merlin.
a compiler with thousands of lines that I navigate with an IDE, with logging, with annoying little edge cases, with dozens of collaborators, I'd choose Rust.
Why? OCaml supports logging and IDEs. Simple elegant code without the burden of manual memory management, makes it better able to cope with edge cases, being taken apart and refactored etc. Less of the complexity budget has already been spent.
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You can add additional annotations in OCaml if you want, or just query the type of a term in Merlin.
Why? OCaml supports logging and IDEs. Simple elegant code without the burden of manual memory management, makes it better able to cope with edge cases, being taken apart and refactored etc. Less of the complexity budget has already been spent.
I like that term "Complexity Budget" a lot. I'm going to steal that one!