On Thu, 21 Dec 2017, Michael Schnell wrote:
On 20.12.2017 11:36, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
(Nothing stops really the server-side-native binary (e.g. written in
Pascal)
from sending a pas2js transpiled program to the browser as a part of
a 'html page'/script,
You could do so.
But I don't think you should.
How else should the Java Script code reach the browser ?
You just place it on the server as a file, so the HTTP server (Apache,
NginX, IIS) sends it.
The server side native binary doesn't need to provide it. But this could be
done. In fact, there is a demo that does this: the server program is a HTTP
server which has the compiler built-in, and using 3 special URLS you can
request a recompile (hotreload). It can even watch the project directory on
the server and automatically recompile. The browser polls for updates and
when an update is available, reloads the page.
A classical mechanism when doing web development in react, angular or vue,
now also available in FPC.
But next week I will properly document this in the wiki.
Michael.
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