Why the movement toward Ruby? This is complete inefficiency. Why are we rewriting all this code when we have many of these same structures coded in Python? Just because one big name web developer preferred Ruby - guys, let's get real again.
I need to operate on encrypted files in a local sandbox. This means I want to limit local access to the key and unencrypted file. I want a script to ping a webserver to securely pull the key in a JS environment, use this key to unencrypt files, operate on them, and send information to the webserver without the local user having access to any outputs or intermediates. Is it possible to locally sandbox in a submitted script so that it runs locally but what it is operating on is completely unaccessible to the local machine after submission? (only accepts inputs - outputs, intermediates in memory unaccessible)
