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Post 302549061 by Neo on Sunday 21st of August 2011 05:46:08 AM
08-21-2011
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It's already replacing. 
Just look at node.js and a boom of js webframeworks: javascript modules.
And well... I'm personally going to write my next intranet application with node.js.
Just look at node.js and a boom of js webframeworks: javascript modules. And well... I'm personally going to write my next intranet application with node.js.
Here is a quote from Tools of the Trade: Web Development Frameworks that the Pros Use :
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JavaScript frameworks work almost exclusively on the browser side. A typical framework lets you navigate the DOM easier, manipulate its contents right up to AJAX integration. There are a couple of widget libraries too which let you use specific user interface elements in your application instead of creating them from scratch.
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arora [Qt options] [url] DESCRIPTION
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