Yahoo releases nodejs framework(developer.yahoo.com)
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Yahoo releases nodejs framework
http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2011/11/yahoo-announces-cocktails-%E2%80%93-shaken-not-stirred/
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So it looks like they're pre-announcing a developer platform as a way to support the launch of a consumer app (Livestand). But the actual developer bits aren't actually available yet? What?
Why are you wasting my time, Yahoo? Who does this?
Why are you wasting my time, Yahoo? Who does this?
Typical Yahoo. Maybe someone announced it so they could claim the buzz as progress?
Didn't you work there?
Didn't you work there?
Yes, I founded and ran Y's developer network, so I would have been the one to tell these guys that they can't pre-announce a developer product.
The last year I ran YDN we were the most productive product organization in Yahoo, releasing a new developer product on average every month with a team of six people. A few years after I left I'd heard the team swelled to over 100 people and they had essentially stopped releasing developer products.
The last year I ran YDN we were the most productive product organization in Yahoo, releasing a new developer product on average every month with a team of six people. A few years after I left I'd heard the team swelled to over 100 people and they had essentially stopped releasing developer products.
Yep. I'm familiar with the pain...
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It's unsettling how Yahoo management refuses to acknowledge Yahoo as a tech company despite great offerings like this.
I predict the coffee-themed frameworks will outperform the cocktail-themed frameworks, if only because of the developers who choose them.
Someone should write a framework named 'Kahlúa' and bring these two groups together. :)
I, for one, am waiting for the Rusty Nail.
I've built a toolkit that does this very thing (rendering the user interface on either client or node.js arbitrarily)
https://github.com/jordow/FaxJs/
I'm guessing Mojito has a ton of functionality surrounding ajax/queries and business logic modules etc. FaxJs is a work in progress, but it has a couple of novel concepts besides server side rendering: In FaxJs, your view is simply a function of your model, or a "projection". That function acts as an invariant that the system upholds at all times without introducing any other concepts/abstractions. Sometimes, a function is enough.
From the video: "There are a number of existing frameworks for javascript today, but there are none like Mojito that try to blur and succeed at blurring the the server client boundary."
I'm guessing Mojito has a ton of functionality surrounding ajax/queries and business logic modules etc. FaxJs is a work in progress, but it has a couple of novel concepts besides server side rendering: In FaxJs, your view is simply a function of your model, or a "projection". That function acts as an invariant that the system upholds at all times without introducing any other concepts/abstractions. Sometimes, a function is enough.
Not really sure what problem this solves.
I could imagine something like this from college students, but with the resources Yahoo has I expect bigger, game changing technologies.
The only Yahoo technology I use for web development is the YSlow Firebug plugin...which is itself infinately less useful than Firebug!
I could imagine something like this from college students, but with the resources Yahoo has I expect bigger, game changing technologies.
The only Yahoo technology I use for web development is the YSlow Firebug plugin...which is itself infinately less useful than Firebug!
infinitely
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.
* "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.
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No download link, no links to these projects. Well done yahoo.
So is there a link to download that somewhere?
is it just me or is this some sort of google app engine rehash with js?
Typo in pic: Manhahattan
So basically YUI on the server and geared for publishers?
Sounds interesting. I have so many yahoo accounts. I make a account each time I try their products. I then loose interest and the account. Maybe I'll keep this one.
Yahoo releases nothing. Might release something in 2012.
This jab is really on the HN article headline, not the link which properly headlines this news as "announces".