I agree 100%... The network boundry is in fact arbitrary. There are all sorts of similar hardware boundries in any computer system which we trust the OS, framework, language, etc to abstract away for us. For example how…
I'm sorry but I am saying this all over the place on this thread. https://hyperstack.org is a logical successor to meteor but it uses Ruby (instead of JS) and Rails on the backend. However its a complete integrated…
Checkout https://hyperstack.org Single framework client and server. Programming in Ruby both sides.
https://hyperstack.org
I agree 100%... The network boundry is in fact arbitrary. There are all sorts of similar hardware boundries in any computer system which we trust the OS, framework, language, etc to abstract away for us. For example how…
I'm sorry but I am saying this all over the place on this thread. https://hyperstack.org is a logical successor to meteor but it uses Ruby (instead of JS) and Rails on the backend. However its a complete integrated…
Checkout https://hyperstack.org Single framework client and server. Programming in Ruby both sides.
https://hyperstack.org