I think the author is still in the honeymoon with his newly found love: Node.js.
After the honeymoon, he will realize that the LAMP stack is not only dead, it'll be around and kicking for a long time to come. The same is uncertain for "javascript frameworks", which will find their places nonetheless. On Apr 9, 3:35 am, Luther Goh Lu Feng <[email protected]> wrote: > I got this link off twitter, and would like to share this article with > the community as I felt that it is a good read for web developers. > > http://metamarketsgroup.com/blog/node-js-and-the-javascript-age/ > > "Three months ago, we decided to tear down the framework we were using > for our dashboard, Python’s Django, and rebuild it entirely in server- > side Javascript, using node.js." > > "The Javascript age is about event streams. Modern web pages are not > pages, they are event-driven applications through which information > moves. The core content vessel of the web — the document object model > — still exists, but not as HTML markup. The DOM is an in-memory, > efficiently-encoded data structure generated by Javascript." > > I hope to learn from everyone's opinion on this.
