August 1999
Intermediate to advanced
1488 pages
72h 53m
English
Server-side JavaScript is not only different from client-side because of the environment in which it is interpreted, it also has different concepts that are applied. These differences can be placed into two major categories, each of which will be further broken down in this chapter. The initial levels are
Actual programming differences from client-side
Compiling your scripts into .web byte code files before they are deployed
As a developer, you should be aware of these two items before you begin writing server-side applications. Server-side is conceptually different from client-side, even though much of the language semantics and syntax are shared.
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