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  1. Dec 7th, 2001, 01:49 PM #1
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    Question What is a good definition of Client Side vs. Server Side Javascript Programming?

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    Server Side - generates some data, which may or may not be HTMLish, which is sent one way to client. (Or even more abstract, out an output stream to wherever).

    Client Side - runs within the client's user agent (web browser), doesn't have anything to do with the server- ie: javascript embedding in an html file doesn't really care if the file came from a web server or was read off a hard drive.
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