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It makes complete sense. Php web stack is very light compared to Python/node, so it makes sense it can be embedded in the browser.
by coliveira 3y ago
It makes complete sense. Php web stack is very light compared to Python/node, so it makes sense it can be embedded in the browser.
- SahAssar 3y agoExcept this is already running on a js environment in the browser (usually v8 if you use chrome, edge or any of their derivatives, the engine behind node). So you are running something to not run the thing you are already running.
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- WorldMaker 3y agoThere are plenty of Python apps now running in WebAssembly too. A lot of Node's stack directly runs in browsers (browserify is "ancient" tech at this point and influenced so much of modern "bundling" including Webpack and many things post-Webpack). (Deno's doing its own work with browser-compatible Node APIs, too.)
- gnz11 3y agoThe part that doesn’t make sense is using Wordpress as an application framework.