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Don't forget about accessibility. I'm not 100% sure, but it's my understanding that accessible browsers are still not up to the task of AJAX, and a lot of sites are legally bound to provide access for those browsers. At this point anyway, sounds like continuing to develop the AJAX layer /in addition/ to the server-side layer.
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Your post came at a good time too. Just a few days ago Scott Hanselman blogged about JavaScript being the assembly language of the web. I believe your post is a good contra to his claim.
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I truly believe that client logic should be developed in client technology and executed on the client.
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Nice work Chris! Given that I've written way more Javascript in the past couple weeks than I have Ruby I've been thinking about this too. One possible way to overcome the duplication of models is to create all the models on the server and have model methods to specify what you want to expose to the client. Then the server could serve the proper Javascript for the models.
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Ahem... Isn't this what GWT is all about?
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So what does this mean for the future of Rails dev? gw2 gold Does DHH need to find a new gig?
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