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If we can keep just the UI in the Jaxer<->Browser world with logic and DB elsewhere, then this problem may be alleviated. I think that directly manipulating the
by LogicHoleFlaw 19y ago
If we can keep just the UI in the Jaxer<->Browser world with logic and DB elsewhere, then this problem may be alleviated. I think that directly manipulating the DOM on the server, rather than working with raw HTML is the big win. Having the client and the server seeing eye-to-eye on the logical representation of the document being transmitted removes one of the many impedance mismatches in web programming.