#tantekFalcon is *partially* open source (the cleaned up parts), and also included in cassis.js
#tanteka lot of Falcon was/is written *very* hastily just to get UI functionality up and running
#tantekand as I iterate on Falcon, I try to clean up more and share more
#josephboylethanks, have pulled it. lots of js - do you have any interest in node.js stuff?
#tantekI like the approach of node.js and prefer it long term.
#tantekHowever I've decided to focus on writing code which can be trivially deployed on any web hosting service - all of which support PHP by default these days.
#tantekHopefully in ~5 or so years, web hosting services will have JS on the server or maybe even Node by default.
#tantekBut until then, it's too hard on too many services to require Node and/or JS on the server.
#tantekso yes, CASSIS is JS written in a PHP-compatible way, so that you can natively execute it *today* in PHP on web servers.
#josephboylePHP hosting is most common - though bare linux virtual hosting is very accessible too
#josephboyleIf you want to integrate with ubiquitous PHP apps like wordpress, drupal etc. then PHP sounds like a necessity