On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 6:36:12 PM UTC-7, Brandon Benvie wrote:
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> You probably want to take a second look at dom.js if you're not dead set
> on C++ because it's the closest to what you're describing. The thing about
> the DOM and IDL interfaces is that there's an enforced separation betwee
I'm working on a project that makes use of V8. For this project I'm not
using Node, but what I need is probably something people using Node could
benefit from.
What I need is an efficient light weight "HTML5 DOM pre-processor".
Basically I need to expose an HTML5 based DOM to V8 without a full
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> Do you think the following model would work?
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> - have a limit for the number of workers: 100
> - one worker or zero per user (not visitor!)
> - when a worker is needed but none is active for the polls/forms/...
> creator, kill the one with the highest idle time and spin up a new one
> (EX
> How many "user"s will there be? Like, <100, <1000, <1 or many more?
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2000+. Each user has any where between 1 and 50 pages. Each page will
probably get anywhere from 0-200,000 requests (total). Most of these users
will use the stock features. The plugins will probably be only used by
ad
> So you have untrusted code and an untrusted user, and the untrusted code
> and the untrusted user don't trust each other as well?
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> How many different people will be able to upload untrusted code?
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Each "user" has an account and creates forms. The plugins created by the
"users" do things l
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> Can't you just run the code on the client side and hook it into the
> server with dnode or something like that? (Or regular AJAX if you're
> worried about DoS attacks - as soon as you run something like socket.io,
> you're pretty much defenseless against mildly sophisticated DoS attacks.
> A f
wning vanilla V8 instances (v8cgi perhaps?).
I found a PHP extension called V8JS. Not sure how well that work. Doesn't
seem to get much attention unfortunately.
On Monday, March 5, 2012 9:22:06 AM UTC-8, Jann Horn wrote:
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> Am Sonntag, den 04.03.2012, 17:43 -0800 schrieb Luke Sco
> JavaScript gets analysed and minified by different tools, you'll have a
> choice between serveral AST parsers to start your creation of a DSL for
> your users (even and especially if it means a subset of the
> JavaScript/EcmaScript language). Maybe you can even prevent users to
> write code whi
I'm trying to figure out if Node will work for our platform or not (or even
V8 in general). We're planning a rewrite. We use PHP. We need to allow
users to write server side plugins. For it to be secure in PHP we'd have to
write a "language" using flex/bison to eliminate dynamic function calling
