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OCaml has quite a few places where you can go to communicate with the community and learn about the language:
- OCaml Discord Chat is a chat server for everything related to OCaml. Pop by and ask a question or just say hi. The Discord server also provides a bridge to IRC, where some of the community still resides.
- OCaml The Discourse Web Forum is a friendly, online forum for OCaml discussion. If you prefer to have long-form conversation rather than just chatting, this is the place to do it.
- The OCaml IRC Chat: OCaml's more established chat room. You can access this via Discord as well (see above).
- The Official OCaml Mailing List: this precedes the Discourse forum but is currently not well used. Some people aren't on Discourse but are subscribed to the mailing list.
- The OCaml Subreddit: contains both news and discussions about OCaml, but tends to have minimal traffic.
- The OCaml github page: where development and some discussion on the internals of the OCaml language takes place.
- OCaml Mantis: Bugs with the compiler, runtime or language are reported here rather than on github. You'll need to sign up for an account.
- OCaml Planet: an aggregator for many blogs concerning OCaml or some related concept.
- The Official OCaml Website: a central hub for online OCaml information.
- OPAM: OPAM is OCaml's package manager. You can keep track of the latest or most popular packages here.
ReasonML is a new syntax on top of OCaml, and as such many discussions pertaining to Reason apply to OCaml as well:
- ReasonML Discord Chat: the main ReasonML chat channel. It has an OCaml room for some OCaml questions.
- The ReasonML Discourse: a forum for discussing Reason-related issues.