Html6 forgotten in html5
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The document discusses advancements in web technologies, highlighting the benefits of web sockets for bidirectional communication, local storage alternatives like web storage, and cross-origin resource sharing for API calls. It also mentions web workers for running scripts in the background, which improves performance and prevents blocking page rendering. Overall, these technologies aim to enhance server efficiency, reduce costs, and potentially lead to innovative services.
Html6 forgotten in html5
- 1. HTML6* forgotten in HTML5 * teasing
- 2. Web Sockets Bidirectional communication technology for web apps
- 3. Web Sockets Before == polling GET ? CLIENT SERVER DATA GET ? CLIENT SERVER DATA SERVER CLIENT GET ? SERVER LOAD !!! DATA
- 4. Web Sockets After == connect and push Connect CLIENT SERVER ACK CLIENT DATA PUSH SERVER HAPPY CLIENT DATA PUSH SERVER SERVER !!
- 5. Web Storage Method of storing data locally like cookies, but for larger amounts of data. - user return to the site: no server call to get same state - browser side caching - use your brain -> ....
- 6. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing Method of performing XMLHttpRequests across domains - get on api twitter (and so on.. ) without server call !! -> happy server and no rate limit by ip ..
- 7. Web Workers Method of running scripts in the background, isolated from the web page - stop never ended buggy loops with setTimeOut - script does not block page rendering
- 8. Conclusion Very technical spec end -> end user dont understand why but... on server side things get better: -> less servers -> services cheapers for all -> less power on machines -> and new groundbreaking services maybe later....