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Umm... You could download an R environment, but that's hardly a smaller footprint than enabling JS. How else would you do it?
by scrumper 14y ago
Umm... You could download an R environment, but that's hardly a smaller footprint than enabling JS. How else would you do it?
- just_saying 14y agoWell, HTTP GET and POST still work. No one seems to mind sending and receiving data that way when they're wrapped in AJAX calls.