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Do you want to run nodejs right inside your browser without a backend? If not, then you can just ignore it. But if you do, then this attempts to solve that pr
by kasajian 4y ago
Do you want to run nodejs right inside your browser without a backend? If not, then you can just ignore it.
But if you do, then this attempts to solve that problem.
If you're asking what's the use case for running nodejs in the browser? I say use your imagination.
- lxgr 4y agoI'm not familiar with node.js, but don't most JavaScript libraries already run in both the browser (including Electron) and node.js? Is it a matter of significantly different system APIs and standard libraries, and this offers a bridge for applications expecting to run in Node, providing that environment in the JavaScript context of a browser? (Or does it actually run Node in WASM?)