We primarily wanted Sandstorm for Etherpad. However, Etherpad is a
node.js based, JIT-compiled application. Sandstorm's security model
requires each document to be running in its own, sandboxed copy of the
app, and the JIT-ness apparently precludes such applications from
sharing memory. Thus, each
On 01/28/2016 02:28 PM, Bryan Richter wrote:
> We primarily wanted Sandstorm for Etherpad. However, Etherpad is a
> node.js based, JIT-compiled application. Sandstorm's security model
> requires each document to be running in its own, sandboxed copy of the
> app, and the JIT-ness apparently
