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If you want these JavaScript 1.7 features on the server side, you can use RingoJS (http://ringojs.org/ http://ringojs.org/), which has supported 1.7 since 2008
by lazyjones 14y ago
If you want these JavaScript 1.7 features on the server side, you can use RingoJS (http://ringojs.org/ http://ringojs.org/), which has supported 1.7 since 2008 or so (and now sports some 1.8 features) ... It's a much less known alternative for Node.js, better in several ways IMHO (e.g. multithreading).