@pavlobaron @b_erb And here I thought they formed the basis for Erlang's I/O too
@pavlobaron @b_erb I understand the reasons, but that doesn't make it less strange that almost no one chose the asynchronous path
A database of open-source HTTP proxies written in java, and all but one of them threaded? proxies.xhaus.com/java/
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Didn't know @cgrand had a ‘real’ implementation of his “A world in a ref” idea: github.com/cgrand/megaref
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RT @heisedc: Rails-Girls-Initiative startet durch heise.de/-1704522/ftw (und @innoQ sponsert RailsCologne :-) )
@codemonkeyism Almost as bad as people explaining why only Java is worth knowing without ever having used anything else ...
. @apaipi I'm sure it's going to be awesome. Too bad it will neither run on my computer, nor produce software for any of my servers
@ejtweet They do, yet it's circular: People believe they can by with crap hidden behind APIs
. @sallamar There's still a large number of people who think a data format or protocol is worth less than a language API that wraps it
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@sallamar I believe I share your technical opinion, yet I guess you underestimate the vast number of Java devs who care about standards
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@glassfish "JSON-P"? Seriously? I thought that name was taken? //cc @PaulSandoz
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@pavlobaron @stevevinoski Oh. Now that I've listen to a bit of it I know what you mean. That's … eerily close