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When creating XHTML (etc), do you need a secured SandBox?
When programming in XHMTL (etc.) on the internet, do you need a secured area to program in? To elaborate the question further, if you are designing proprietary ideas and functions, is it safe to run them on your browser literally on the internet OR do you need a secure and simulated internet environment for programming? I do not want BigBrother or any other voyeurs or spies to intercept my language or ideas. The converse of this question could be: is it safe to innovate from a typical online site? Experienced programmers please advise.
- cmelbye 16y agoWell, if you're transmitting data unencrypted, then there's a possibility of it being intercepted. You should be fine if you're developing on a local server or if you encrypt traffic.