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Allow efficient execution of JavaScript server-side.

More and more complex applications are leveraging JavaScript as the glue language of choice. Enabling JavaScript to be efficiently executed server-side allows for some really exciting interactions between the browser and the server since they speak the same language. Currently, Windows-based server platforms lack the ability to execute JavaScript without jumping through many hoops which tend to bloat the execution requirements that browsers so effortlessly achieve.

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      • Mike LeachMike Leach commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        This is a great idea. JScript.NET running on the DLR is a dark horse IMO and should be supported server-side for more than just Silverlight.

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