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I've been Googling the word SPA and I keep finding places to go for a holiday, but nothing relevant to what you're talking about.
by ogogmad 5y ago
I've been Googling the word SPA and I keep finding places to go for a holiday, but nothing relevant to what you're talking about.
- manmal 5y agoSPA in this context would likely mean Single Page App. A Javascript module, to be run in a browser.
- mkl 5y agoIf you include a context word like "web" it pops right up.
- ogogmad 5y agoI tried a bunch of additional keywords before asking. I also did think of "Single Page App" but I doubted how it could be relevant.
- SilasX 5y agoI agree that posters need to be careful about undefined acronyms, but, pro-tip, you can always check Wikipedia for overloaded terms to narrow down to the right one. Here it will give you a section for the meanings in the context of computing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPA Edit: also, I suspect you’re being cheeky there, because when I Google “SPA”, the top results are local spas (even in private mode), and thus not “places to go for a holiday/vacation”, as if you only guessed what a Google search would give and had decided to make a joke about the ambiguity and most common lay meaning of (case-insensitive) SPA, rather than express an actual frustration at an honest attempt to look up the meaning of that term.
- ogogmad 5y agoThere's more than one technical meaning. One is web-related and another is cryptography-related. All possibly relevant.
- SilasX 5y agoYes, the other one is a small stub article about a proprietary Microsoft protocol for authenticating email logins. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Password_Authentication https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Password_Authentication I guess that’s what led you to “keep googling” the same term over and over?