The sixth chapter examines how a web application is built and where the interface seen by the user is produced. It compares multi-page and single-page applications, as well as client-side, server-side, and static rendering, showing the differences on the same course list. It also covers navigation and client-side state, the role of the service worker in offline operation, and finally the considerations for choosing an architecture.
Web applications and rendering strategies
The sixth chapter examines how a web application is built and where the interface seen by the user is produced. It compares multi-page and single-page applications, as well as client-side, server-side, and static rendering, showing the differences on the same course list. It also covers navigation and client-side state, the role of the service worker in offline operation, and finally the considerations for choosing an architecture.