Anton Vredegoor wrote:
(snip)
> However, I knew of the existence of such languages but I am mostly
> interested in standardized code interchange, like for example with JSONP
> which fetches some external javascriptcode from another server using
> JSON and places the translated javascript into a webpage at the request
> of the clients browser or so it seems.
This is AJAX with JSON instead of XML (should we call this AJAJ ?-).
It's quite handy, since it saves both the extra bits to be transfered
(XML is way much verbose than JSON) and the XML to javascript parsing.
> Maybe a Python webserver could
> also emit pieces of javascript code by getting them from a *Python* code
> library after translating Python code on the fly?
If you restrict this on data, it's already done (Turbogears uses this
for AJAX).
> That would open up the web to Python programmers without browsers
> needing to understand Python. Like Jython, but now as separately
> distributed functions from different servers.
>
> Anton
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