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I don't think its a deal breaker but if its a hidden java applet then why not have the regexes processed on the server as a servlet and sandbox them with a time
by zitterbewegung 14y ago
I don't think its a deal breaker but if its a hidden java applet then why not have the regexes processed on the server as a servlet and sandbox them with a timeout?
- gojomo 14y agoThat could work, but an original design goal was to avoid server dependencies or bottlenecks. For instant display or the stepwise animation, the lag of a server roundtrip could be a problem; for some users, posting data to a remote service might introduce privacy concerns. (The regex-powertoy can be run completely locally.)