1. You can store JS anywhere (all DBMS support text).
2. You can send it over the Internet... Like everything else nowadays.
3. You can compose JS easily.
4. You can validate JS using linters.
5. etc.
Besides... Aren't you only disguising functions in strings? You can eval strings anyway.
1. You can store JS anywhere (all DBMS support text).
2. You can send it over the Internet... Like everything else nowadays.
3. You can compose JS easily.
4. You can validate JS using linters.
5. etc.
Besides... Aren't you only disguising functions in strings? You can eval strings anyway.