FOA, "using same code" means "sharing same source code in all JS environments" in this context. "Proxying some server-side JS code to client-side" is totally ir

FOA, "using same code" means "sharing same source code in all JS environments" in this context. "Proxying some server-side JS code to client-side" is totally irrelevant to this topic, as you pointed. And here are the differences of OneJS: - it produces unobtrusive code - it bundles any level of dependency properly - it's not only for web browsers, but also all JS environments including Node itself - it's a command-line tool that doesn't require you to code.