I'm on the other side of that one, which is to say I don't like the JVM, (I think of maven and have a bad, bad feeling) and inre: WSDL, and SOAP, I prefer somet

I'm on the other side of that one, which is to say I don't like the JVM, (I think of maven and have a bad, bad feeling) and inre: WSDL, and SOAP, I prefer something much, much simpler than anything that came from XML-RPC folks. I guess if you think back, JSON has the same story that the node story you tell has; it was easy to work with for developers and didn't require a lot of theory or tooling. That makes sense to me as a great pattern to get adoption. The much larger point though is that we should be able to talk over pluses and minuses in different ecosystems without calling somebody outdated or too old or too slow.