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Top Answers
The analogy was very helpful as it describe all different pieces of web app and put them together and i was wish to find explanation like that in the beginning of my learn.Posted 3 years ago
naPosted 3 years ago
I have realized that it all comes to preference. We leverage the optimization of a particular programming language and its offered frameworks but it doesn't necessarily mean that its better than others. It all comes down to preference. For web servers, thread-based web servers are FIFO (first in, first out) and the event-based web servers is like ordering food from McDonalds where you complete a form and then wait for your number to be called.Posted 7 days ago
This is a nice analogy to elaborate how web applications work.Posted 1 month ago
Great. Makes everything less complicated. New concept that I learn is MVC framework.Posted 2 months ago
The analogy are very useful and easy to understand. It uses a real life scenario company structure.Posted 4 months ago
noPosted 4 months ago
It made me realize that we applications are just technologies on top of each other. Programming languages are just tools and in the end it all comes to the basic of requests and responces.Posted 4 months ago
It's a great overview on how the web works.Posted 5 months ago
The IKEA Store analogy helps me a lot to understand the complete web application even you have also described the thread-based server and event-based server which really caught my attention and it was a new thing to me.Posted 5 months ago