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A server always runs some sort of code on a client's machine (such as sending it instructions about the game world for it to render into an image). This isn't a
by TchoBeer 5y ago
A server always runs some sort of code on a client's machine (such as sending it instructions about the game world for it to render into an image). This isn't a problem because it can only do this in an incredibly constrained way.
- FearlessNebula 5y agoThanks for your response. I’m confused how a server runs code on a client’s machine. It sends instructions over HTTP (presumably?), but then the client uses those instructions to decide what to do. I feel like sending the client some JSON is not the same as sending it some PHP code to execute. Maybe I’m misunderstanding something?