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What enterprise applications use only JavaScript as their client side technology?

  • "use JavaScript as their client side technology" means that they use pure javascript for their UI(technologies such as backbone, ember, extJs, dojo, jquery UI, YUI etc..), it means that they don't use server side technologies (such as JSP, JSF, GWT, etc..) to generate the pages

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    SAP's latest onPremise offering for Human Capital Management has pure client side JS. http://scn.sap.com/community/erp/hcm/blog/2012/06/01/new-sap-hcm-functionality--hr-renewal-10

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GWT  is not a server-side technology per-se. it can have an optional  server-side binding, but without that, it's only client side, which you  compile and then runs purely in the browser as JavaScript. Server does not have anything more to say in this matter, it only server the .js files as assets. With this being said, there are many. Most of them are internal, so you don't see them on the net. I am working on a project for a large company specialized in delivery/postal services.  The application runs in special Android PDAs that the couriers carry and is a large web application (packaged with PhoneGap) that communicates with REST backends. It works also in browsers and it is responsive (differentiates browser vs. android device) It is written in pure client-side GWT (no bindings such as GWT-RPC), uses the same REST calls as an Angular app could do, so it qualifies as a client-side application

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