It'll seem less readable at first, yes. I've seen a codebase transformed by currying. We were able to remove six functions from one webservice interaction service, and handfuls throughout other parts of the code, and…
Yeah, you're onto something. What about it hashes itself, sends the hash to the server through a tunnel generated by the questionable cryptosystem. If that checks out, the server sends back a more robust cryptosystem…
Yeah. The ability of Javascript to underpin a cryptographic system isn't a question. For some systems, where the code will never be transmitted to an executing system, no problems. It's the transit that presents a…
It'll seem less readable at first, yes. I've seen a codebase transformed by currying. We were able to remove six functions from one webservice interaction service, and handfuls throughout other parts of the code, and…
Yeah, you're onto something. What about it hashes itself, sends the hash to the server through a tunnel generated by the questionable cryptosystem. If that checks out, the server sends back a more robust cryptosystem…
Yeah. The ability of Javascript to underpin a cryptographic system isn't a question. For some systems, where the code will never be transmitted to an executing system, no problems. It's the transit that presents a…