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Half my Rails apps end up with JS code executed server-side by TheRubyRacer. It's odd, but significantly better than having to keep duplicate logic in sync, som
by bronson 8y ago
Half my Rails apps end up with JS code executed server-side by TheRubyRacer. It's odd, but significantly better than having to keep duplicate logic in sync, some written in Ruby and some in JS.