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You don't need to run a dedicated webserver, but you do need some sort of layer that parses the html and JS and executes the JS. That is, effectively, a web ser
by JohnFen 2y ago
You don't need to run a dedicated webserver, but you do need some sort of layer that parses the html and JS and executes the JS. That is, effectively, a web server.
That is not appropriate for all sorts of software. For a lot, though, sure, that can work. It's just not a universal solution.
- xnx 2y ago> you do need some sort of layer that parses the html and JS and executes the JS A web browser?
- JohnFen 2y agoRight, that's my point. That requirement is problematic for a lot of use cases.
- tlarkworthy 2y agoYes that's a browser and it implements a standard supported by multiple vendors for multiple operating systems.