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It's worth pointing out that DerbyJS already renders on the server and the client without any configuration. I implore you all to give it a shot. For an exampl
by switz 14y ago
It's worth pointing out that DerbyJS already renders on the server and the client without any configuration. I implore you all to give it a shot.
For an example, visit http://phishvids.com http://phishvids.com – try clicking around and then refreshing or even disabling javascript.
[0] http://derbyjs.com http://derbyjs.com
- bherms 14y agoMajor shout out for phishvids :) I'd love to help with the transition to Redis if I get some free time in the near future, assuming you're still looking to go that route.
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- adam-a 14y agoDerbyJS is a pretty cool project. I was checking it out a while ago but there was no way to hide private data (user details etc) from the client. It seems they have made a start on that now though[0]. Might be time to take another look. [0] https://github.com/codeparty/racer/blob/master/lib/accessControl/README.md https://github.com/codeparty/racer/blob/master/lib/accessCon...
- spyder 14y agoNice, but it reinvents yet another templating which is hard to replace and seems to support only mongoDB :(