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we all know that javascript can be used for server side scripting also.but till now I have not seen any practical example or a project based solely on javascript for server side.
Node.js qualifies but Node.js is a software platform that is used to
build scalable network (especially server-side) applications.
My question is why javascript is not preferred for server side scripting? Does it have any drawbacks?
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There is a huge list of languages that compile to JS
https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/List-of-languages-that-compile-to-JS
the question is: why? for what purpose?
just to avoid programming in pure JavaScript
Because there are javascript interpreters on nearly every consumer device/computer/browser out there. If you make a new language, you normally have to compile it to machine code or ensure that users have your language runtime installed.
Compile-to-JS languages sidestep this by compiling down to a language that already has the capability of running on billions of machines. This means that day-one someone can code in your language, and have it runnable almost anywhere.
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If we are running two different node instance one of each purpose( webservice engine/data engine and webservice consumer) will it be good or keeping both the purpose in same application will be better ?
Yes it is.
One project is your API, the second project is the access to your API by web.
Maybe in the future you might need a mobile app to connect with the API or maybe the webapp technology becomes obsolete and you might need to replace it for another modern technology, so that you don't have to change your API.
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Node.js seems opened up a lot of possibilities on event driven paradigm. I'm curious if there's any effort on porting node.js to embedded o/s such as uc/os? JavaScript syntax would be much more expressive than c when it comes to event driven programming, and I wonder if this actually justify the performance difference?
Any opposing thoughts are welcome too.
At least we have a nodejs package in Buildroot (http://www.buildroot.org), which means that people have been running it in embedded environments.
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I'm opening this question because I need some opinions about AngularJS and user authentication...
So, actually I'm using angular on the client side and Zend on the server side. The server side authentication process is working well..
However, on the client side (I already have some code written) I would like to know what you do you think that are the best practices to do it? I mean some code examples (if it is possible)
Thank you in advance.
You should checkout the angular-app sample app. It has a good security model.
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I've been searching the web for answers to my question and still no clear answers.
I'm trying do develop an HTML5(+CSS3+JavaScript) mobile application that has the capability of sending the values of text boxes or from the values of websql database. But I don't clearly see what is the best language to use.
Can anyone give recommendation for me to what language to be used like JSON or AJAX?
Any answers would be highly appreciated. Thank you very much.
You need a backend to receive your ajax call, that backend (read: server application) would then be responsible for sending the email.