top | item 6715030 (no title) frontendbeauty | 12 years ago Correct. If you're already writing a bunch of JavaScript for the client-side, then just think about this approach as migrating some of that client, UI logic to the server. discuss order hn newest CmonDev|12 years ago To have two problems instead of one? frontendbeauty|12 years ago There are already two problems, if you're building a rich client-side web app. Have you done this? If so, you would understand the problem. camus2|12 years ago but who writes clientside logic before serverside logic ? Wilya|12 years ago Front-end developers.Frankly, Node is a way for front-end developers to write server-side code without having to learn too much new stuff. load replies (2)
CmonDev|12 years ago To have two problems instead of one? frontendbeauty|12 years ago There are already two problems, if you're building a rich client-side web app. Have you done this? If so, you would understand the problem.
frontendbeauty|12 years ago There are already two problems, if you're building a rich client-side web app. Have you done this? If so, you would understand the problem.
camus2|12 years ago but who writes clientside logic before serverside logic ? Wilya|12 years ago Front-end developers.Frankly, Node is a way for front-end developers to write server-side code without having to learn too much new stuff. load replies (2)
Wilya|12 years ago Front-end developers.Frankly, Node is a way for front-end developers to write server-side code without having to learn too much new stuff. load replies (2)
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Frankly, Node is a way for front-end developers to write server-side code without having to learn too much new stuff.