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This will be a two part series of posts on writing plugins for Opa. One of Opa’s greatest features is you write everything in the functional, staticly typed Opa language. This even includes the frontend code you’d usually do in Javascript. This means your code is less error-prone which significantly reduces the amount of time spent on debugging code. But how do you use Javascript library X within your Opa code? ...

OpaDo (a port of the TodoMVC app to Opa) now persists todo items to the Opa database. The new version is up on dotcloud, http://opado-tristan.sloughter.dotcloud.com/ I’ve added a todo_item type which stores the item’s value and two other attributes we won’t use until the next post when we have user accounts for their own todo_item stores. To tell Opa where to store the records we’ll create, we provide a path to the Opa db function and set its type. ...