As a member of the Opa team, I can think of at least three problems that Opa solves for you compared to Node.js frameworks. 1) Asynchronous (a.k.a. event driven) programming. Lightweight threads are a very efficient…
Another example of catastrophic UX is certainly the unix command 'find', as in: find . -name "*.opa" -exec cat \{\} \; | wc -l I wonder if any Unix beginner has ever managed to find the syntax for -exec without…
It looks like the website dartlang.org is down. I hope it will be up again soon so that we can compare the two languages in details.
As a member of the Opa team, I can think of at least three problems that Opa solves for you compared to Node.js frameworks. 1) Asynchronous (a.k.a. event driven) programming. Lightweight threads are a very efficient…
Another example of catastrophic UX is certainly the unix command 'find', as in: find . -name "*.opa" -exec cat \{\} \; | wc -l I wonder if any Unix beginner has ever managed to find the syntax for -exec without…
It looks like the website dartlang.org is down. I hope it will be up again soon so that we can compare the two languages in details.