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Ian Selby introduces server-side JavaScript (SSJS), which allows JavaScript code to run on the server. SSJS offers benefits like sharing code between the client-side and server-side. Ian recommends getting excited about SSJS and provides a link to download Jaxer from Aptana to start writing server-side JavaScript code.

Ian Selby
Web Developer, Gen X Design & Aptana
www.gen‐x‐design.com

To download Jaxer, visit www.aptana.com/jaxer

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