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Has anybody taken a shot at building a js server stack that can intelligently detect the capabilities of the user-agent, and determine what code can be executed
by bradgessler 18y ago
Has anybody taken a shot at building a js server stack that can intelligently detect the capabilities of the user-agent, and determine what code can be executed client-side and what code can be executed on the server?
- felipe 18y agoNot sure about detecting the capabilities of the user-agent, but Aptana did a quite interesting server-side Javascript implementation: http://www.aptana.com/jaxer http://www.aptana.com/jaxer Interestingly enough, server-side Javascript is actually quite old. I remember one of the very first web apps I worked with was in SSJS (aka Server-Side JavaScript), on the Netscape Enterprise Server.
- bradgessler 18y agoI remember ASP 2.0/3.0 supporting server-side js! I've never seen anything though where you write the js code once, and the server determines where to execute the code.