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It wasn't. They basically predicted Node.js 15 years before its inception. EDIT: Okay, server-side JS indeed long predates Node.js. See below.
by vesinisa 6y ago
It wasn't. They basically predicted Node.js 15 years before its inception.
EDIT: Okay, server-side JS indeed long predates Node.js. See below.
- BigFatGuy 6y agoNetscape Enterprise Server executed server-side JavaScript ("SSJS") https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/816-5653-10/816-5653-10.pdf https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/816-5653-10/816-5653-10...
- peteri 6y agoIt was also an option for IIS as well as vbscript in classic ASP pages.
- icedchai 6y agoIt was. I developed sites using Netscape Livewire, the server side JS in Netscape Enterprise Server. It was probably closer to ASP and PHP scripting, mixing HTML, client-side JS, and server-side JS in the same file.