Thanks for clearing that up. That statement makes a lot more sense. There are a lot of free javascript libraries out there, and quite a few which doesn't direc

Thanks for clearing that up. That statement makes a lot more sense. There are a lot of free javascript libraries out there, and quite a few which doesn't directly involve server-callbacks, and leaves you with the power to hook things together as you please. In that case, free javascript libraries still makes a lot of sense. For situations where the bulk of the solution is actually server-side code, I wouldn't really call that a "javascript library", but some regular server-side solution with added javascript/AJAX functionality. And in those cases I can be willing to agree with your statement.