SPAs
In the last couple of decades, web applications have come a long way, from static web applications to web applications with some JavaScript, to jQuery, where we were building dynamic web applications. As the need for web applications increased, technology also evolved to handle the ever-changing needs. Earlier, it was fine to go to the server for each user request, for each page navigation. But, as the need changed, we were looking for ways to make our web applications more fluid, have shorter load time, and reduce the number of requests to the server.
In came SPAs, which provided just the right concepts to improve application performance. The basic premise of an SPA is to have a single HTML page, and just keep swapping the inner content ...
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