Re:Miguel De Icaza: CLI on the Web.
by alanh on Monday May 03, 2010 @06:49PM
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Thought this was talking about "Command Line Interface" for a while. It in fact refers to Microsoft's "Common Language Infrastructure" (I thought this was CLR, or Common Language Runtime, but I’ve been out of the MSFT camp for a while).
Anyway — what’s the difference between this and plugins/Java applets (anything that compiles to Java bytecode)/ActiveX?
I suppose the biggest is that this proposes that 1) they have access to the DOM and 2) the browser implements the CLI environment.
Re:Miguel De Icaza: CLI on the Web.
by DrJokepu on Monday May 03, 2010 @08:33PM
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The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is Microsoft's implementation of the Common Language Interface (CLI). It's not unlike CPython being the "official" implementation of Python.
Anyway — what’s the difference between this and plugins/Java applets (anything that compiles to Java bytecode)/ActiveX?
I suppose the biggest is that this proposes that 1) they have access to the DOM and 2) the browser implements the CLI environment.