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INCREASE THE SPEED OF WEB APPLICATIONS

Yurii Klushyn, Y. Zakharchin

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The article presents a method of creating a web application based on SPA technology (one-page web application), as a method of increasing the speed of web applications based on the use of modern frameworks, tools and tools for developing client and server part of a one-page web application. One-page web applications are web application technologies that consist of a single web page that interacts with the user, dynamically generating the current page rather than downloading entire new pages from the server. Based on this technique, we developed our own web application and based on it we determined the response rate, which is less than the optimal response rate for single-page web applications. An explanation is given as to which solutions increase response speed and performance in a one-page web application, and why creating a multi-page site is not the best idea. Keywords: single-page web application, database, multi-page web application, non-relational database, relational database, Backend technologies, server, JavaScript

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The article presents a method of creating a web application based on SPA technology (one-page web application), as a method of increasing the speed of web applications based on the use of modern frameworks, tools and tools for developing client and server part of a one-page web application. One-page web applications are web application technologies that consist of a single web page that interacts with the user, dynamically generating the current page rather than downloading entire new pages from the server. Based on this technique, we developed our own web application and based on it we determined the response rate, which is less than the optimal response rate for single-page web applications. An explanation is given as to which solutions increase response speed and performance in a one-page web application, and why creating a multi-page site is not the best idea. Keywords: single-page web application, database, multi-page web application, non-relational database, relational database, Backend technologies, server, JavaScript

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The article presents a method of creating a web application based on SPA technology (one-page web application), as a method of increasing the speed of web applications based on the use of modern frameworks, tools and tools for developing client and server part of a one-page web application. One-page web applications are web application technologies that consist of a single web page that interacts with the user, dynamically generating the current page rather than downloading entire new pages from the server. Based on this technique, we developed our own web application and based on it we determined the response rate, which is less than the optimal response rate for single-page web applications. An explanation is given as to which solutions increase response speed and performance in a one-page web application, and why creating a multi-page site is not the best idea. Keywords: single-page web application, database, multi-page web application, non-relational database, relational database, Backend technologies, server, JavaScript

Key concepts: Static web page, Web page, Computer science, World Wide Web, Web API, Page view, Web server, Web development

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