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So... it lets you execute JS in your browser? Sorry if I fail to see how this is novel.
by josteink 7y ago
So... it lets you execute JS in your browser?
Sorry if I fail to see how this is novel.
- laurent123456 7y agoI think it uploads the code for example to AWS and then that code can be executed as a lambda function. Why would anyone need that is another question.
- jonnyscholes 7y agoI think it's for running nodejs not "browser js" (via aws lambda or similar) without leaving the browser. I guess it's novel because it makes it easier to execute random nodejs?
- isoprophlex 7y ago{insert joke about serverless left padding-as-service here}
- Cthulhu_ 7y agoWhy joke when you can http://left-pad.io/ http://left-pad.io/ ?
- isoprophlex 7y agoAbsolutely glorious > Padding and the input string are limited to anywhere between 1000 and 1024 characters in the free version, because we have to monetize to have enough runway to launch `right-pad.io` in Q3 2017 and annoying your customers into upgrades is a tried and true startup business development strategy
- nihil75 7y agoIt's running code as a serverless function, On a cloud provider, not your browser. Not just JavaScript, and it can be re-used later (saved in your provider account). Hope this clarifies things!