Help me with my new website!

[FlatAssembler]

For the record, Pandaemonium was making a joke about how dated your site still looks.

Well, the most noticeable difference between my website and a website from 1995 is that my website looks good in Mobile Chrome (as a mobile browser that allows you to do fancy stuff in JavaScript if you detect your website is being run on a mobile device, but Safari isn't one of those, and it's very hard to tell apart the browsers which would allow you to do that and ones that wouldn't by browser-sniffing) while a website from 1995 is useless in it.

 i really (really!) feel you should be doing this kind of work server side

And in which programming language can it be done easily except in JavaScript? I have read that PERL is good for string and array manipulation, is it true?

meaning you are open to theft

What do you think is the point of open-source software then?

possibly even to injection attack if you haven't sanitized your input well enough.

I don't think that's possible. See, what the back-end does is to delete the old ASM file and create a new one each time it receives an AJAX. If somebody makes an Assembly-language malware and sends it to the back-end, it would be downloadable only until the next AJAX, that is, only by the person who has done that (since the download is programmed in JavaScript to start only after the AJAX has been completed).

BTW, if you tried to make some relatively-complicated layout, how would you ensure it doesn't break in various browsers? Coding it in IE6-compatible CSS and JavaScript doesn't do the trick, since what works in IE6 doesn't even necessarily work in some later versions of Internet Explorer properly (the layout I made for that web-app works in IE6, IE9 and IE11, but it breaks in IE7, IE8 and IE10).