scriptingbased
Scriptingbased is a term used to describe software, systems, or development approaches that treat scripting languages as the primary means of implementing behavior, configuring functionality, and extending capabilities. In scriptingbased designs, the application logic is often authored in scripts that run on an interpreter or embedded engine rather than in a statically compiled language.
Key characteristics include dynamic typing, runtime interpretation, and modular extensibility. Scriptingbased systems typically support hot-reloading and
Common contexts include web development with JavaScript, server automation with Python or Ruby, game development with
Advantages of scriptingbased designs include rapid development, easier iteration, cross-platform portability, a rich ecosystem of libraries,
Limitations include lower performance compared with native code, potential security risks from executing external scripts, debugging
Historically, scripting languages emerged in the 1990s with Tcl, Perl, and then Python and JavaScript becoming