I think Lobster may have security issues with web-based client-side and server-side scripting mixed up with general programming security. That's only an issue for browser-oriented client-side scripting, really (I don't know of anything besides JavaScript that would have this issue).DMcCunney wrote:(And while you're at it, define just what you mean by "security".)
The client can see the JavaScript code, since it's mostly a client-side thing. If that's what you're thinking, no you won't have that problem with Vala or C. In fact, you probably don't need to worry about it at all, unless you want people to type in a password for something (on the Internet) and you don't have access to the server. You could try using encryption keys in that case.
What do you need security for?