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There's plenty of flavors of JS that compile into regular JS. Pair that with Node.js and you've pretty much got what you're asking for. There's plenty of people
by iLoch 12y ago
There's plenty of flavors of JS that compile into regular JS. Pair that with Node.js and you've pretty much got what you're asking for. There's plenty of people using CoffeeScript on server + client, for example.