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koper
14y ago
What exactly is the problem you are referring to as unsolvable?
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Web programming backed by MongoDB just got easier
(blog.opalang.org)
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koper
15y ago
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You like Node.js? You'll love Opa
(developer.com)
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koper
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koper
15y ago
Normally I'd like to try to understand what you have against AGPL (Opa is dual licence btw.) but given that half of your wording is around words like "retarded" and "stupid", I'm not sure whether you're really interested in real discussion?
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Opa: now looks like JS but works like JS on steroids
(blog.opalang.org)
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koper
15y ago
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Fancy an (HTML5) game of (Opa)Tetris?
(opatetris.mattgu.com)
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koper
15y ago
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Web programming language Opa will support CouchDB & MongoDB.
(blog.opalang.org)
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2 Opa engineers for hire in Normandy, France
(opalang.org)
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koper
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Programming web apps in the cloud? Yes you can
(blog.opalang.org)
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koper
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Opa: web programming done right
(josetteorama.com)
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koper
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koper
15y ago
I believe it does, it doesn't for you?
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koper
15y ago
I don't want to start (continue?) another static-vs-dynamic-typing war, but I feel like I need to add my 2 cents. For me the biggest pragmatic gain from using static typing is that your programs contain less bugs right from the start -- sim