Interesting - I'd love to take a look but your server seems down.

Any reason for choosing GPL v3 at all?  I was wondering, do you have a
runtime library and if so - is that also under GPLv3?  ( i.e. meaning no
commercial applications can be built using Meso )?

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On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Stefan <[email protected]> wrote:

> Syntax-wise, Meso looks almost identical to Java, except some differences
> in the package and import statements.  But if you understand how Meso's
> import statement works, you will realize that Meso is actually very
> different from Java.
>
> I created this language to demonstrate a new network programming paradigm
> in which programs link to each other in a similar way as web pages link to
> each other.  I applied this idea to the Java language and created Meso, but
> the same idea can be applied on many other languages.
>
> The source code of Meso is published on github under the GPL v3, and I am
> currently working on an IDE for it.  If you are looking for a fun project
> to work on during the holidays, why not give it a try :)
>
> Here is the project website: http://gpgrid.org
>
>
> Stefan
>
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