Hello All! It's been a while since posting here. I released http://b33hive.net several months ago using caja, at around revision 5000. After releasing, I had to really get a dayjob again, and hadn't been able to work on b33hive at all. With a little free time now, I wanted to do some derusting, including updating to latest the caja.
I've been getting some errors associated with SES now. Before asking anything specific, I would like to know generally what this new direction is about, and if maybe it's applicable to my project over the "old" way of doing things, with the cajoler running on my server and caching output for subsequent page views. I understand generally that, if you're on a modern browser, it means you can take arbitrary JS and cajole it client-side. Are their any overall performance benefits to this? Is the client-side cajoler noticeably faster than the server-side cajoler? Does the client-side cajoler produce faster code? Is there some documentation I can read on the subject? Currently I don't see a benefit to switching to SES mode if there are no performance considerations...maybe there are other considerations? Sorry for the vague questions here, and also for probably butchering some terms. Thanks for any help, and keep up the good work! -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Caja Discuss" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
