What is a good rule of thumb for when to use CFML and when to use Javascript
when both will accomplish the same thing? We develop management information
reports and applications for a very large intranet which has standardized on
MSIE 4/5 and Pentium PII/III PCs with WinNT 4.0 and 32 - 128MB RAM. These
applications require a lot of manipulation of the numbers returned from
queries to format them into reports (summing, grouping, etc). Is this the
kind of thing that should be done on the client machine with Javascript
where possible or should I do it with CFML? I can see an argument for taking
the load of processing the answer set into a report off of the web server
(CFML) and dropping it down to the client (Javascript) where possible.
Thoughts?
George
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