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One reason is to be able to consistently work with the same language both on the server and on the client. In this way one doesn't need to change gears all the
by boneheadmed 16y ago
One reason is to be able to consistently work with the same language both on the server and on the client. In this way one doesn't need to change gears all the time. I do like JS, but I'd rather use Ruby (or language of choice) most of the time.