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In 2008 I built a production website in Helma (server side JavaScript framework running on Rhino, JS on the JVM) with E4X for the view. You could say I've been
by midnightmonster 10y ago
In 2008 I built a production website in Helma (server side JavaScript framework running on Rhino, JS on the JVM) with E4X for the view. You could say I've been waiting for React for a long time. Also that I used way-too-niche technology for a one-off project. :-/
- tannhaeuser 10y agoAvantgarde rather than niche I'd say. Helma, v8cgi and co. pioneered server-side JavaScript and around 2010 inspired CommonJS for portability, which Node.js became the dominant implementation of. I believe Netscape's original web server product featured JavaScript as server-side scripting language back in 1995/6 already.
- rurban 10y agoAnd the TU-Graz Hyper-G system => Hyperwave, which was very popular in the early internet days. It preceded WWW and Netscape by a bit.