Re: server-side ECMAScript 4?
Michael O'Brien-4 wrote: We will be using our ES4 implementation server side. Mainly for embedded uses, but it could apply more broadly. We have a server side page technology like ASP -- called ESP. ... we have had to add quite a bit of extra library code suitable for server side processing. What kind of server side were you interested in? Small Business Web Hosting including data base. Low development cost more important than maximum scalability. Emphasis on client ability to maintain website [after initial deployment] using lower-skilled people as much as possible, to lower lifetime costs. Sticking closely to mainstream software wherever possible, in hopes of marketing broadly to other web developers. Specifically, compatibility with Adobe tools for web designers; otherwise standards and open source. My current thinking is that the base server side infrastructure can be completely open source. I think there are enough open source pieces out there to pull that off. If so, could gather strong momentum that wouldn't be possible if not open source. Make revenue by customized add-ons on top of the open source base, combined with consulting services in utilizing the total solution. If your company identified a server-side base layer that it could make sense to you to open source, that would be a discussion of interest to me. Steve -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/server-side-ECMAScript-4--tp15921812p15946653.html Sent from the Mozilla - ECMAScript 4 discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ___ Es4-discuss mailing list Es4-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
Re: server-side ECMAScript 4?
We will be using our ES4 implementation server side. Mainly for embedded uses, but it could apply more broadly. We have a server side page technology like ASP -- called ESP. This simply processes % code % sequences and effectively converts the web page into javascript code that is then processed. We've used this in our Appweb embedded web server for quite a while, but the javascript language was very limited. Still it has worked well. Upgrading to ES4 will give a very sweet server side environment. Of course, we have had to add quite a bit of extra library code suitable for server side processing. What kind of server side were you interested in? Michael O'Brien Mbedthis Software On Mar 8, 2008, at 3:14 PM, ToolmakerSteve98 wrote: Are there any Open Source projects to develop server-side ECMAScript 4? I'm in preliminary stages of locating (or starting if none exists) a project to use Tamarin/ActionScript 3 on both server and client. This would naturally evolve into ES4 once that is final. Researching to see what exists. My tentative thought is to adapt Whitebeam http://www.whitebeam.org/ from SpiderMonkey to Tamarin. This would provide an XML-based Web Application Server. Targeting Flash Player 9 on the client side, as a rich media platform. (and Flash Lite 2 on mobile devices -- looking forward to a future version with AS3 support). If anyone has an interest, or any relevant information, please let me know. ~ToolmakerSteve [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://toolmakersteve.com ___ Es4-discuss mailing list Es4-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss ___ Es4-discuss mailing list Es4-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
