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by pgquiles 2165 days ago
Do you realize what Wt does is exactly the same thing PHP, Rails and others do and have been doing for decades?

So:

1. It does scale and it's easy to scale. In fact, one of the use cases of Wt is massive applications (e. g. Facebook apps) 2. No, it does no interfere with client's ability to decide how they want to present the information. What Wt does is the same thing any other web toolkit is doing: gracefully degradation, fallback, etc depending on your browser, browser version, and whether you have JavaScript enabled or not 3. How is Wt's output not interlinked, clear-text, markup which the client renders?

It seems you only know Angular, React and other client-side toolkits. The server-side approach has been (an is still) working for decades, do not disregard it.