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No. Pony is aiming for native performance. Clio compiles to JavaScript, and provides tools for decentralized systems.
by garritfra 7y ago
No. Pony is aiming for native performance. Clio compiles to JavaScript, and provides tools for decentralized systems.
- rozap 7y ago> and provides tools for decentralized systems. What does this even mean? It's non-obvious from the website.
- garritfra 7y agoTake a look at this: https://docs.clio-lang.org/learn/official-tutorial/hosting https://docs.clio-lang.org/learn/official-tutorial/hosting
- rgbrgb 7y agoThe linked page doesn't say anything directly about decentralized systems (doesn't use the word "decentralized") and the only tutorial I find uses a centralized server + DB (the to-dos one). Could you explain more concretely? Like does it help with NAT traversal or peering? Very interested, thanks!
- garritfra 7y agoWith Clio, you can develop modules and host them, so you can import them via network from another server. You can essentially build microservices as clio modules and build up decentralized systems. Feel free to join our telegram group to discuss about this. We love to hear new suggestions! :)