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With regards to Vert.x, it seems like really cool stuff. On the blog post about version 1 being released it mentions being able to mix and match several progra

by jwingy 14y ago

With regards to Vert.x, it seems like really cool stuff. On the blog post about version 1 being released it mentions being able to mix and match several programming languages. Does this mean you can use different libraries written in different languages in the same Vert.x server?

purplefox 14y ago
Yes indeed. You can mix and match Java, JavaScript, Ruby and Groovy in the same app. We hope to support more languages going ahead (e.g. Java, Scala, ...)
- eropple 14y ago
  Once you get Scala, I'll be heading your way. :-)
  - orefalo 14y ago
    You already have Scala+Async IO+Netty, it's called play framework 2.0 http://www.playframework.org/ http://www.playframework.org/
    - eropple 14y ago
      I've used it. Not a fan of many (most) of their design decisions, though it's better than the current alternatives.
- rabbitfang 14y ago
  +1 for Scala Might be nice to also see a FAQ about the differences between vert.x and Play 2
  - purplefox 14y ago
    Hopefully Scala won't be too long :)