Yeah. I was thinking about some of this stuff a couple of years ago and came up with a proof of concept of what I called 'package sandboxing'. Basically the idea is that if you use a dependency that is only supposed to…
There are a couple of key points here which a lot of you are missing which are: * The JSON -> XML conversion is done on the server rather than in the client. Browsers are surprisingly bad at xml (one of the reasons…
Yeah. I was thinking about some of this stuff a couple of years ago and came up with a proof of concept of what I called 'package sandboxing'. Basically the idea is that if you use a dependency that is only supposed to…
There are a couple of key points here which a lot of you are missing which are: * The JSON -> XML conversion is done on the server rather than in the client. Browsers are surprisingly bad at xml (one of the reasons…