> The reason is, there isn't something like node.js for erlang, and so I set out to fix that.
That is not true, see: https://github.com/hookio/hook.io, been in development in Node.js for over two years.
That is not true, see: https://github.com/hookio/hook.io, been in development in Node.js for over two years.
By which, I meant to say "platform for building server applications in javascript, backed by the power of the erlang OTP platform."
Node.js gives server side javascript a platform, that's great. What I'm working on is giving server side coffeescript and javascript access to the erlang platform (and some really great erlang technologies.)