client-side vs server-side, Wednesday, April 16, 2008

client-side interaction

  • We will get an immediate response to our interaction (once the program code has been downloaded)

  • As no information is transferred from the browser, this service is more safe and sound .
  • Dependent on the user who is using a particular browser and/or plug-in on their computer
  • This will have an effect on the processing speed of the user's computer

server-side interaction

  • Since the program and the related resources are not downloaded to the browser, complex processes are frequently more efficient.

  • there are security fear while sending sensitive information
  • does not rely on the user having specific browser or plug-in
  • affected by the processing speed of the host server

How the user connects to the internet affects both forms of interaction. For client-side scripting, the connection type affects the time it takes program code to be downloaded. For server-side processing, it affects the time taken for information to be sent to the server and the response downloaded.

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1Comments:
    • This is very interesting topic, I would expect more detailed stuff from you on this topic as you seems to be master in this field.

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