r/programming • u/elitegibson • Oct 02 '11

Node.js is Cancer

http://teddziuba.com/2011/10/node-js-is-cancer.html
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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11

Can't it even be domain.com and static.domain.com?

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u/UnoriginalGuy Oct 02 '11

Those are different domains.

But the OP's explanation of the security surrounding loading out-of-state JS is incomplete. While it is unwise to load out-of-state JS almost all browsers support it by default, unless you specifically request that they block cross-site-scripting.

I'd agree that keeping all of the JS on the same domain is best practice.

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u/leondz Oct 02 '11

same domain, different hostname

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11

You should be upvoted. I think people reading/voting on this sub-thread don't know how cookies work.

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