Decoupling Dependencies in OCaml with Functors and First-Class Modules
Learn how to use OCaml functors and signatures to replace runtime configuration switches with compile-time type safety, allowing seamless switching between storage backends.
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Learn how to use OCaml functors and signatures to replace runtime configuration switches with compile-time type safety, allowing seamless switching between storage backends.
Dependency Injection via Functors and First-Class Modules OCaml provides two primary mechanisms for implementing dependency injection: static functors and first-class modules. Functors allow for compile-time specialization of components based on a provided signature, ensuring strict type safety and optimization through static resolution. In contrast, first-c