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Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
22:36
@rolfl The things you are using for StackMonkey, can any of it be used entirely stand-alone in a non-Node.js server?
rolfl
rolfl
non Node.js or non Bluemix?
Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
both
rolfl
rolfl
Non-Bluemix, yes, non Node.js, probably not.
I am running it local.
Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
was afraid of that
rolfl
rolfl
the code is all Javascript, so it is portable, but the libraries are somwhat linked with node.
Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
22:37
the compact way of writing HTML looked nice.
rolfl
rolfl
jade (the template engine) and express (the framework) are available independent of Node.
Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
I was think about an entirely HTML/CSS/JS based site. No database. Nothing fancy. The only dynamic content would be client-side JS.
rolfl
rolfl
hmm, both jade and express are linked to node too.
how would that work?
Simon André Forsberg
Simon André Forsberg
perhaps I should just write good old HTML, CSS and JS.
looks like Jade can be used stand-alone:
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A: Using Jade Templates (jade-lang.com) client-side

substackIf you use browserify you can use this handy jade middleware: jadeify. Then you can just call jadeify("foo.jade", { x : 4, y : 5 }) browser-side after pointing a views directory at the middleware and you get back a jquery handle.


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