Rendering techniques: the dance between server and client - Part 1 |

🔍 Welcome to my new video series: "Rendering Techniques: The Dance Between Server and Client." In this first episode, I delve into the dynamic relationship between servers and clients in web application rendering.
🌐 What You'll Discover:
The historical journey of server-client interactions in web development.
How server-side rendering dominated early web applications and the transition towards client-side methods.
Exploring the impact of technologies like PHP and jQuery on User and Developer Experiences before 2009.
The advent of Single Page Applications (SPAs) and their transformation of web development, thanks to frameworks like Knockout and Angular.
The emergence of React and its significant influence on modern web applications.
The complexities and challenges faced by modern applications due to their increasing size and dependencies.
👨‍💻 Ideal for:
Web developers and programmers keen to explore the history and evolution of rendering techniques.
Computer science or web development students eager to deepen their understanding.
Tech enthusiasts curious about the mechanics behind web applications.
📌 In This Episode:
I break down the pivotal moments in the history of web development, tracing the journey from the days when servers were the powerhouse to the current era of client-side rendering supremacy. I'll weigh the pros and cons of various approaches, discussing their impacts on user and developer experiences and how industry needs have driven these technological shifts.
📢 Be sure to catch Part 2, where I'll dive into current trends and the future of rendering techniques in web development and dissect each technique.
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[@devT44]

Sound very low

[@dadcodes]

Thanks for the feedback! It was one of my first recorded videos. I think I improved the sound quality in the last ones, would be happy if you check them out.