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Well you're just delegating the issue to the framework then, it doesn't really change what I said. If the framework is written in C++ it'll have to be written v
by simias 9y ago
Well you're just delegating the issue to the framework then, it doesn't really change what I said. If the framework is written in C++ it'll have to be written very carefully and thoroughly validated.
If the framework is written in a safer language then it's not much different than if you write a web application in, say, Django where you call native C and C++ modules. That's very common.
- gnaritas 9y agoSure, but that's why we use frameworks to begin with, to create such abstractions. My point was the main attack vector many web apps suffer from are merely due to frameworks that leave too much to the developer. Abstracting page to page linking, as Seaside does or as this very website's Arc framework does with callbacks kills that vector by changing the very nature of what links do.