Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
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Re: Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
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#4As for personal use, Hook.io is amazing since it is like a mesh network and IPC event bus put together. I create modules, a way of using deamons supporting features through hooks makes life easier and allows them to be services kept alive out of my process.
Re: Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
#5If anyone is looking for a fun hack, it looks like creating a CouchDB _changes hook would take only a few lines of code, as the hard work is already done: https://github.com/iriscouch/follow
Re: Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
#6I'm an Erlanger and I like this. I don't think Node will ever replace Erlang for what Erlang is good for. However it definitely is doing a great job taking concurrent programming mainstream. If anyone is looking for a fun hack, it looks like creating a CouchDB _changes hook would take only a few lines of code, as the hard work is already done: https://github.com/iriscouch/follow
Wrapping existing libraries in a Hook, is very very simple ( by design ). :-)
Re: Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
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#8This is pretty sweet sauce. You get the modular ideology like Erlang.. without the syntax. Ew.
Re: Hook.io - a full featured i/o framework for node.js which aims to take on erlang
#9I don't get it. What's this for?
for a simple examples there is station. https://github.com/Marak/station
disclosure, I work @ nodejitsu.