Interesting to hear! Thanks for the EtherPad love. (I'm finally working on my next app!) There's something a bit AppJet-like about Fly. I also really think

Interesting to hear! Thanks for the EtherPad love. (I'm finally working on my next app!) There's something a bit AppJet-like about Fly. I also really think this model could be the future; do you even need an "application server" if you have Fly and a datastore? I'm really looking forward to what you come up with for persistence. At AppJet, we had something called "magic storage" where you could access the "database" via proxy objects, with no explicit database calls. I wouldn't do it quite the same way now, but I can imagine some really neat JS persistence APIs that strip away the usual impedance mismatches between application logic and database, especially if the data is "right there" at the edge.