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One of the things that troubles me is that even Seaside's creator (Avi Bryant, who sold his company to twitter recently) mentioned how this way of doing web app
by DanielRibeiro 16y ago
One of the things that troubles me is that even Seaside's creator (Avi Bryant, who sold his company to twitter recently) mentioned how this way of doing web apps is old: http://python.mirocommunity.org/video/1186/djangocon-2009-django-is-obsol http://python.mirocommunity.org/video/1186/djangocon-2009-dj...
He went overboard and implemented smalltalk in javascript (named clamato): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2116348/does-anybody-use-clamato/3714081#3714081 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2116348/does-anybody-use-...
- jcromartie 16y agoThat's a great talk, thanks for sharing. It seems like clean separation between a JavaScript client app and a server-side data/controller layer is the way forward. But I'll still content that web development as a whole is broken, because web dev is a teetering mile-high tower of abstractions and when something leaks, it tends to trickle all the way down and stink up the whole stack.
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