Scalable and Flexible Web Application Architectures

Lamża, Aleksander; Marzec, Mariusz; Wróbel, Zygmunt

doi:10.5176/2251-1679_cgat15.37

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“…The proposed solution will be based on the solution proposed by Lamża et al (2015) and will be focusing on enhancing the reactiveness of the web application in an effort to provide a better user experience and reduce server resource. …”

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confidence: 99%

“…Similarly, a Silverlight framework is proposed by Appasami and Suresh (2009) which provides strong reactiveness but also requires a run-time environment to run. Lamża et al (2015) proposed a scalable and flexible web application framework seen in Fig. 2.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…4 is built upon the framework proposed by Lamża et al (2015). It mainly addresses the page reactiveness issue by integrating two libraries into the UI layer, namely, Rreact and Preactrouter.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Nowadays, people are relying more and more on web applications, such as Gmails, Google Map and Google Docs to complete their daily tasks. However, web applications often fail to provide reactive interactions with users. This paper explores the issues and problems of current web application frameworks and narrowed the research to the User Interface (UI) layer as it is the most important component to focus on in terms of increasing web application reactiveness. By integrating two Javascript libraries, namely, Preact and Preact-router into the UI layer, the proposed approach optimizes the way how the web server and web client communicates, which leads to a more reactive web application. The proposed UI layer framework was tested against a current framework and found that the proposed framework reduced a significant amount of page load time. In addition, number of requests sent to a web server was also reduced compared to the current framework. The proposed UI layer framework can be applied to business web applications to increase their applications load time and reactiveness. By making their web applications more reactive, it would potentially have a positive impact on the conversion rates of their businesses.

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