Hi, One thing I had in mind is a common code base for javascript and node.js > and use e.g. require.js => this might be a second step. >
Slightly related, I've been doing some work on thrift.js to: - use native JSON support where available; and - implement the binary protocol in the browser using ArrayBuffers. The native JSON protocol implementation works in nodejs and browsers with native JSON (ie everything except IE7). It can be common-sourced if there's a better way to generate thrift.js from a series of constituent files. I'm currently building a thrift.js using the Google closure compiler. It's still early stage but if this is of general interest I can create a patch or pull request or whatever suits. The code is here: https://github.com/paddybyers/thrift/commits/0.8-aardvark-2 Thanks - Paddy
