[Original] [Web Idea] - Forum client!
With the increase in China's network users, the server limited bandwidth and our fragile browser are more and more powerful today. Once upon a time, my 512K 'broadband' also also appeared in front of the kitten. But now, there are 3 minutes to open a mobile network forum, which makes me annoyed. Plus the inspiration from the RSS reader to promote my thoughts, for a long time, today is free.
In fact, for some large-scale forum systems, the user's primary concern is speed, that kind of refreshing (of course security first must guarantee), the webpage is basically coming with the JS mouse with full screen, the spam code pile of bubble structure is simple, Natural structure. The home page is explained by the ASP that is executed gradually into the ASP.NET, which is compiled, and it is static. This process will explain all the problems I have ever mentioned earlier. And the forum, although there are still static ASPs, PHP forums but return to static is really as good as the main station:
Simply put: The master is basically the viewer, the possibility of changes is not large, and it is enough to use the FSO, but the forum is not only browsing, but more important is the reply (except for divers). And cookies, session, etc., there is no dynamic, so I think that the prevention of the forum needs time.
There is less nonsense, like DVBBs, which is commonly used in China, can make it possible to publish a client to define a CSS architecture, while the primary ASP is used as a logic layer, to determine permissions and access data. Just like the RSS browser, this is a short XML stream, or a well-constructed array, if you do some security interface, if you do some secure interface, if you do some secure interface, if you do some secure interface, if you do some secure interface, if you do some secure interface Protective forums conducive to hidden. Of course, this method is of course a custom interface interface, and the user can customize the client's picture (or just don't put a picture at all).
For 1-3 minutes per page, I would rather get the next 5M (actually doing, 1M enough) client, and then smooth receiving data, don't know what everyone thinks.
