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Tarides: 2024 in Review

In 2024, Tarides focused on making OCaml easier to adopt with better tools, expanded Windows support, and key ecosystem integrations like multicore and WebAssembly. Discover the highlights, including the first stable multicore release and the success of FUN OCaml.

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International Disability Day 2023: Why It Matters

When I was in my early 20s, I developed a chronic illness that (amongst other things) has affected my mobility. Becoming disabled is an eye-opening experience, as it makes you acutely aware of two things: First, there are many ways in which society genuinely tries to help people with disabilities, a…

Isabella Leandersson

Isabella Leandersson

Communications Officer

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Tarides Sponsors Girls Can Code

The tech industry has long struggled with a lack of diversity. This existing imbalance combined with social and educational problems such as early gender bias still tends to prevent lots of people, including women, from entering the field. Girls Can Code aims to help young women learn programming an…

Isabella Leandersson

Isabella Leandersson

Communications Officer

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OCaml.org Reboot: User-Centric Design & Content

Tarides is pleased to announce the launch of the updated community site, ocaml.org. Over the past year and a half, we have supported and collaborated with members of the OCaml community on the creation of an updated community website. We are proud to present new features and improvements that will b…

Thibaut Mattio

Thibaut Mattio

Principal Software Engineer

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Tarides at WomenHack Virtual Event

Tarides takes great pride in a diverse workforce and strives to continue bringing talented people to its team from around the globe. This is why Sonja Heinze, a Tarides software engineer, and the Head of HR, Héloïse Lutton, will attend WomenHack, an online event dedicated to recruiting more women …

Christine Rose

Christine Rose

Technical Writer