(keitai-l) Re: Javascripting in Imode

Java != Javascript

Therefore:

Java-scripting != Javascripting

O, the confusion, the confusion.  This
will never end, I'm sure, until one of
the two languages is dead, or renamed.

It certainly doesn't help that both Javascript and
Java can be used on both client and server
sides. (I believe server-side Javascript is
vanishingly rare, though, and applets are
considered annoyances for the most part.)

I actually kind of hope that phones will
never run Javascript, a language so torn
at a tender age by browser-war custody
battles that it never really had a chance
to grow up.  It's the Elian Gonzalez of
scripting tools, and any remedy for this
situation is about as likely as Janet Reno
and Fidel Castro eloping in the Bahamas.

Besides, there are enough programming languages
already.  (He says, sighing and glancing wearily
at his bookshelf.)

-m
leap@gol.com


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lieuwe Hummel" <l.hummel@st.hanze.nl>
To: <keitai-l@appelsiini.net>
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 6:18 PM
Subject: (keitai-l) Re: Javascripting in Imode


>
> > I've seen some Imode pages with Javascripting. I know this might sound
> > stupid but what do people here use javascripting for in Imode? What kind
> of
> > effects are achieved when using javascripting?
> Serverside Java-scripting is no problem for i-Mode. Are you sure it was
> clientside?
> Or else it would be bad webdesign.
>
>
>
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