Display graphical information optimization methods in a client-server information system
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.46992Keywords:
JavaScript optimization, loading speedup, interactive plots, preprocessing, automatic code processingAbstract
This paper presents an approach to reduce load time and volume of data necessary to display web page due to server side preprocessing. Measurement of this approach’s effectivity has been conducted. There were discovered conditions in which this approach will be the most effective, its disadvantages and presented ways to reduce them
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