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Server-side JS exposes the strengths of the language; in-browser JS exposes the weaknesses of browsers. How much difference a platform can make!
by derleth 16y ago
Server-side JS exposes the strengths of the language; in-browser JS exposes the weaknesses of browsers.
How much difference a platform can make!
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- ggoodale 16y agoVery, very true. Client-side javascript suffers a debilitating flaw: it's largely used to manipulate the DOM, which is sadly still an ugly task despite over a decades' worth of effort. Provided you can sandbox that part of your code away from the rest, client-side javascript is every bit as palatable as the rest.