we cannot use any 3rd party tools which are not usually present on systems Given that we don’t know what “systems” you’re using, this isn’t a very useful restriction to tell us about. Perl has several JSON parsers available and since Perl 5.14 (which was released in May 2011) one of them (JSON::PP) has been … Read more
PHP is handled server-side. You don’t need to worry about that 😛 HTML is client side and can’t be obfuscated because the client won’t be able to read it. As for JS, I would recommend something like this. EDIT: As for seeing if the code is running on an okay domain, use window.location.href in your … Read more
That is so because , global scope in browser and nodejs are different. When you declare a var in browser , variable is attached to global scope and can be accessed by this operator. Where as it is not the case with nodejs. So if you copy paste and run this code in browser it … Read more
I found these resources helpful: “The Node Beginner Book”, Building your first node.js app (series), “NowJS and Node.js Tutorial – Creating a multi room chat client”, “Beginner’s Guide To Node.Js”, and “Node.js & WebSocket – Simple chat tutorial”. These should get you up to speed with using Node.JS Good luck!
First of all it’s a bad idea to connect to the Database directly. It is possible, but it’a a bad idea. It’s a much better practice to create a web service backend that your app can connect to. This will allow you to implement the business logic on the server. And additionally, you will be … Read more
Yes, normal Javascript works on Node webkit. Node runs a Javascript V8 engine, so any JS function will be understood in Node. Your error is the following : var asd = document.title; //This is a string setTimeout(asd(),1000); //You call asd as a function, which does not exist, hence the error EDIT : With the new … Read more