Hi Brett
On 05/30/2013 07:48 PM, Brett Wooldridge wrote:
Akhil,
Is the node.jar source available in a public repo somewhere? If not, when
will it be? I'm trying to add nashorn support to vertx (http://vertx.io),
which currently uses rhino, but it relies on the recent addition of
com
Akhil,
Is the node.jar source available in a public repo somewhere? If not, when
will it be? I'm trying to add nashorn support to vertx (http://vertx.io),
which currently uses rhino, but it relies on the recent addition of
commonjs support to rhino. I understand that with node.jar I would
semantics with Node.jar, such that code
would truly be portable between node.js and Node.jar?
In my case I've also used and liked RingoJS which does use threads and the
blocking CommonJS apis.
So partly I'm wondering if Node.jar will favor compatibility with node.js
over adopting a mo
It seems like node's big thing has been to argue for single-threaded
non-blocking everything as it's default.
Is the intent is to match node's semantics with Node.jar, such that code
would truly be portable between node.js and Node.jar?
In my case I've also used and liked Ri
