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wait... is any of this actually true? Or just false info as a sales pitch for the ignorant? The only sne I cal get behind Is that the frameworks may save development time because html is SO inefficient. But security? Session management in your javascript app?
@worldsendless its possible if your framework handles thorny issues for you like safe querying. many a sql injection attack was caused by php developers just concatting strings together and sending them off to the database. many frameworks like ruby on rails sidestep that kind of derpistry for you.
@icedquinn But secure sanitization should always happen on the backend anyway, so not a JS thing
