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We use Node.js on our backend, were involved in some of the work that led to libuv being split out from node core, and were already planning to use Lua based on
by russell_h 14y ago
We use Node.js on our backend, were involved in some of the work that led to libuv being split out from node core, and were already planning to use Lua based on our experience with the Cloudkick agent. All told, when we saw what Tim was doing with luvit it seemed like a natural fit.
- minikomi 14y agoThanks. If lua and node are already part of your workflow, it makes sense to build on that. Looks like a lot of fun!