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Re:Opa (the programming language) Enters 2012 With Strong Cu... by rabble on Monday January 09, 2012 @11:56AM (#3443191)
Posting a press release to hacker news?!? Really? Your own press release?
Re:Opa (the programming language) Enters 2012 With Strong Cu... by kermitthehermit on Monday January 09, 2012 @12:14PM (#3443279)
They're trying to convince people opa isn't a load of trash. Write some code, tag it with "built for the cloud", say "it's the future / next gen / teh shit / extremely awesome / nice / etc" and hope people believe that crap.

After all, they should bet their startup / business on something which is very new, seems to lack large real world use and testing. Yeah, that's right, weird looking code mixed with HTML is just the thing I was looking for. Trust an untested new database system with my data? Sure, I'll do that....reaaallyyyy soon...NOT.

They've failed to convince me.

Re:Opa (the programming language) Enters 2012 With Strong Cu... by hbbio on Monday January 09, 2012 @05:27PM (#3444607)
I'm from the Opa team and we did not post this here. The press release is intended for business users, who want to know that kind of information. For developers, opalang.org is enough, isn't it?