and it's trivial to write view code that can be compiled in both Node and browsers even without a framework. Nonsense. It's far from trivial to have the same c

and it's trivial to write view code that can be compiled in both Node and browsers even without a framework. Nonsense. It's far from trivial to have the same code get binding and validation right on both sides. That's why it needs to be wrapped in a thin abstraction, which apparently nobody in the node-community has been capable of writing. Instead we see dozens of rails-clones (oh, exciting..), and a handful of very half-baked full-stack universes that are nowhere near production ready.