It's much simpler. Those have complex in-process hot swapping. Dark's "hot swap" is a write to a DB, then new HTTP requests use the new code. As we grow and st

It's much simpler. Those have complex in-process hot swapping. Dark's "hot swap" is a write to a DB, then new HTTP requests use the new code. As we grow and start to look at compilation and optimization, I think we'll probably get much fancier, but for now we're very into keeping things super simple.