first video was quite nice, second video brings a lot of crap, for instance it sais: * "up until today you had to rewrite JS into another language in order to

first video was quite nice, second video brings a lot of crap, for instance it sais: * "up until today you had to rewrite JS into another language in order to run on the server" (what about node.js that is around since '09, manhattan is not even released _today_) * manhattan provides a "service" called "performance", that nodejs does not have -- not kidding see 2:10 * and we have another word for widget!!! not applet, weblet, plasmoid, webobject, or simply widget: no, it is a "mojit" i would definitely give it a shot when it is released.. in between of all the non-sense it actually sounded quite interesting. it seems a bit richer then plain nodejs+jquery+heroku, especially wrt x-platform and client-and-or-server capable code.