Hi Justin, True, Sling is JSR-223 based hence my earlier comment about being inspired by Sling. HiveMind is more complete in its usage of JSR-223 as the basis for building web apps :)
I think it has the potential to give a big boost to the jvm for web apps using some of the newer languages such as Ruby and Python. I wasn't aware of HiveMind, but thankfully it is retired so hopefully no confusion results from the name :) I am interested in any feedback and suggestions you guys may have for HiveMind given your experience with Sling. -Edmond On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Justin Edelson <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Edmond, > Looks intersting, although I would say that Apache Sling is also a web > app platform built around JSR-223 :) > > You might want to think about that name. "HiveMind" may back some > specific memories to Java developers: http://hivemind.apache.org/ > > Regards, > Justin > > On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 8:35 AM, Edmond Kemokai <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > > > Hope all is well. I am the developer of HiveMind (crudzilla.com), a new > web > > app platform. > > > > It is based on JSR-223 thus making it easy to build web apps on the JVM > > using other languages. So far I believe it is the only web app platform > > built completely around JSR-223. > > > > > > The product as a whole is made up of a container (jetty), a middle-ware > and > > a dev environment. > > > > Anyway I took some inspiration from Sling earlier on so I figured I'd > share > > with folks on here. > > > > Feedback and questions are welcomed, also feel free to share with other > > devs who may be interested. > > > > -Edmond >
