Sync node will not kill async node. Is like saying "GUI/Multithread PHP
will kill Web PHP".
Lot of people will still use async node.
But a sync-flavor io libs could nurture another set of projects. Let the
community decide.
Project example? I don't sure, but maybe compilers, interpreters, or a
Redis-like servers (redis serialize income requests, don't use async,
AFAIK). Again, the community will decide.
The only blocking issue (that is, for people that want to consume node.js
and not struggle with modify/fork it, or switch to another engine) is
missing io sync libs ready to use. The initial proposition in this thread
could be a bit intrusive in the existing core libs. It could be easier to
have explicitly different require('sync<whatever>") for the every core
(precompiled, builtin) async module/function.
Yes, Node is Node. I wrote "Ruby of Javascript" not for the syntax, I mean:
the community and ecosystem.
Angel "Java" Lopez
http://www.ajlopez.com
http://twitter.com/ajlopez
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 7:25 AM, AntZ <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Why not to use PHP to make things synchronously?
> >
> > Because Javascript > PHP === true;
>
> I node go syncronous, then fairwell node.
> Forunately it will never happen
>
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