Since the beginning of the Internet, web sites have been based on two components, the server and the client. While the server-side is, and has been, managed by numerous frameworks and languages, the client side has predominately been dominated by JavaScript. In 2009, Node.js ( http://nodejs.org ) was written as a framework for creating I/O optimized applications, such as web servers, ...
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6. JavaScript Application Tools
Philip Japikse1 , Kevin Grossnicklaus2 and Ben Dewey3
(1)West Chester, Ohio, USA
(2)Ellisville, Missouri, USA
(3)Charleston, South Carolina, USA
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