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That is still pretty awful imo - think quite a few of the people considering Elixir and Phoenix are doing so explicitly to get away from having to Node.js close
by dingdingdang 10y ago
That is still pretty awful imo - think quite a few of the people considering Elixir and Phoenix are doing so explicitly to get away from having to Node.js close to their computers in the first place.
- yellowapple 10y agoI personally don't consider it a problem if I don't personally have to touch it. Phoenix does that reasonably well.
- true_religion 10y agoI don't see the problem. Why not use Javascript toolkits to package, and develop in Javascript? I can understand languages not self-hosting their compilers, but I'd at least like it to self-host its toolkits---bundlers, packers, preprocessors, etc.