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Please no. The web has vastly more utility than version 2.0 of client/server hell, with its entombed content that's only accessible through exactly one brain-da

Please no. The web has vastly more utility than version 2.0 of client/server hell, with its entombed content that's only accessible through exactly one brain-damaged app which you can't improve. If javascript devours the web, it will be the second greatest disaster of our industry (second only to walled gardens devouring open tools).

ori_b 15y ago
Too late. It's already trying to solve two problems, and doing it poorly. I'd like to see the two problems (application platform, interlinked document platform) split cleanly.