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Borrowing from that: 'the place where http lives'. Borrowing from that: 'the place where http lives'.
## Why? ## Why?
1. Existing languages are just fine, but building web services is >always< bolted on, instead of supported out-of-the-box. 1. Existing languages are just fine, but building web services is >always< bolted on, instead of supported within the language/runtime.
2. Whereas every company needs an API these days. 2. Whereas every company needs an API these days.
3. Is it just me? I always have trouble mapping urls the code that handles them. 3. Is it just me? I always have trouble mapping urls the code that handles them.
4. There is no language (AFAIK) that supports layering. (controllers, services, database access, etc). This pattern is ubiquitous (at least where I live). 4. There is no language (AFAIK) that supports layering. (controllers, services, database access, etc). This pattern is ubiquitous (at least where I live).
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7. Yes, you can automatically serve json from postgres or whatever, but that is not the point. We want to build services. 7. Yes, you can automatically serve json from postgres or whatever, but that is not the point. We want to build services.
## Now what? ## Now what?
- En experimental language for CRUD applications (web api's) - An experimental language for web api's.
- Enterprise as a first-class citizen - Enterprise as a first-class citizen
- built-in types for dates and uuid for example - built-in types for dates and uuid for example
- collection literals - collection literals