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It's not a bad question, really. One reason is that JavaScript is the only popular language with no standard library.

• diN0bot 17y ago
  not a bad question, though poorly (immaturely) articulated. in addition to mbrubeck's comment, i'd say that javascript has grown from merely providing neat actions to webpages, to being model, view and controller. at my startup we (er, the other developer) ported/mimic'd django's mvc to javascript. we're building a firefox extension, so this is particular critical as the extension must provide the full mvc for the "website." edit: as a ff extension, our models are backed by sqlite files. in jester and kiwi are models objects? that is, are these frameworks purely for client-side applications, or for javascript-server stuff?
  • apgwoz 17y ago
    Client side and meant to be used with REST Apis on the server
  • rpbertp13 17y ago
    In Kiwi models are simply representations of server side resources.