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Single Page Application – Future Of Web Development?

Single Page Application – Future Of Web Development?2 min read

Single Page Application or as we might call them SPA for short are not new in the market and you are already using one of the SPA application and you do not even know about that.If you use Gmail, Google Maps, Netflix, Pinterest, Twitter, Paypal -and4he list goes on – youve used an Single Page Application.A single-page application is a web application or web site that interacts with the user by dynamically rewriting the current page( or as we call them Document Object Model or DOM for short ) rather than loading entire new pages from a server.

Single Page Application – Future Of Web Development?

So will it be correct to say that SPA are future of web development ? First let me tell you how and what is SPA and how does it work. On a traditional website there are lots of elements which are repeating itself and these repeating elements loads each time page makes a request. SPA takes advantage of this particular things and instead of loading the whole page it just only loads the repeated content.

Single Page Application- Future Of Web Development
Single Page Application- Future Of Web Development

A fantastic example of the problems created by the SPA approach is parallelization of work which some times can become a headache for you or for your team members. If you have a team of multiple people, or multiple teams working on the same SPA, you need to come up with a good way to support this.

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With an SPA being, by definition, “a Single Page Application”, the model breaks the browser’s design for page history navigation using the Forward/Back buttons. This presents a usability difficulty when a user pushes the back button, expecting the back screen state within the SPA, but instead of that, the application’s single page unloads and the back page in the browser’s history is presented.The application will often update the URL in the address bar to emulate traditional page navigation, but another full page request is never made.

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But keeping all these stuff aside there are lots of