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Read it more closely; the document I linked is specifically about pushing functionality into the client. "MVC frameworks, such as AngularJS, have been develope

Read it more closely; the document I linked is specifically about pushing functionality into the client. "MVC frameworks, such as AngularJS, have been developed that enable client-side developers to build powerful and compelling UIs." "This paper provides best practices and guidance to web developers who are interested in AngularJS or other client-side MVC technologies and want to optimize their server backend for these technologies." "The growing popularity of client-side MVC frameworks such as Backbone.js and AngularJS is representative of this shift to the client. These frameworks help reduce complexity and increase reuse in even the simplest of applications... As the UI moves to the client, the server becomes simpler."

abritinthebay 11y ago
Yes, I'm quite aware of what Angular, Backbone, etc do. I'm also quite aware of what MVC is thankyouverymuch. But I was specifically referring to data processing on the client and while those frameworks obviously can do that the page you linked describes where they farm it out to other cloud services. This is obviously faster than doing it on the client.. and is exactly what I was talking about. The future you linked to is the exact opposite of doing data processing on the client. So why you'd call client-side data processing the future with that link as evidence I don't know. ... unless you don't actually understand what "client side" means I guess. Client Initiated Processing !== Clint Side Processing.