This is a discussion on Which Is The Better Approach To Working With Javascript? within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; Johnny wrote: > Barry wrote: >> i would think from a business stand-point that if server-sided js ...
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Johnny wrote:
> Barry wrote: >> i would think from a business stand-point that if server-sided js was >> as capable and robust as php or asp that using one language in the >> company's web development would be a huge, pragmatic plus. imo, ss-js >> simply isn't there yet nor is there a developer-based demand for it to >> be in the near future. >> >> cheers > You might also have bet on beta-max as being the better than vhs > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta-max > > the best is not always what succeeds. > Cheers. In the case of javascript that is axiomatic ;-) |
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"The Natural Philosopher" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:1215853959.31612.1@proxy02.news.clara.net... > Johnny wrote: >> Barry wrote: >>> i would think from a business stand-point that if server-sided js was as >>> capable and robust as php or asp that using one language in the >>> company's web development would be a huge, pragmatic plus. imo, ss-js >>> simply isn't there yet nor is there a developer-based demand for it to >>> be in the near future. >>> >>> cheers >> You might also have bet on beta-max as being the better than vhs >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta-max >> >> the best is not always what succeeds. >> Cheers. > In the case of javascript that is axiomatic ;-) lol. |
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