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> There is no client/server dichotomy from the programmer's perspective But on the first example, I see a lot of e/client and e/server calls. Am I misunderstan
by patates 4y ago
> There is no client/server dichotomy from the programmer's perspective
But on the first example, I see a lot of e/client and e/server calls. Am I misunderstanding this? If so, how is this different from meteor.js?
- popinman322 4y agoSeems like e/client and e/server are for when you'd like to force sections of code to run on one side or the other. Otherwise the compiler decides what lives where?
- kimi 4y agoExactly. And when one side needs the other, it makes magic happen.
- patates 4y agoWell then 2 humble suggestions: - Would be better to show an example where magic would happen - Selectable text instead of a screenshot would have been nicer
- kimi 4y agoMagic does happen: you are rendering a table on the client, pause to fetch data on the server, and display it. And it looks like a PHP page written in Clojure.