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A BFF pattern managed by the front-end team handles interactions between the client and other back-end services as well as reduces the front-end developer's technical burden. You might have a BFF ...

Clients and servers Client/Server distribution and the nature of the client (end user device) itself are important factors in understanding distributed architecture. If the client just features a UI, ...

The history here is that this organization launched, in about 1985, an effort to update its systems (then built around the 327X/3096 architecture), experimented briefly with both WANG and DEC as ...

This version is available in a client-server architecture with a Windows NT server and Windows (95 or NT) clients. A powerful and user-friendly graphical user interface allows easy access to all ...

MacVittie went on to discuss the emergence of a new architecture that puts all the code on mobile devices and talks directly to a cloud database, dispensing with the application server layer: "Web ...

Application development, whether it's client server, traditional web or a mobile web application, the recent trend is in using technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. James Ward spoke at ...

App Arch Guide 2.0 (Microsoft patterns&practices), Chapter 6, talks about architectural styles like Message-Bus, Layered Architecture, SOA. Beside those styles there are numerous architectural pattern ...

Google Voice Search, which is a feature of the Google Search app, performs the voice recognition for each query on the client-side, while Apple's Siri processes these requests on the server-side ...

The HP 6360t Mobile Thin Client uses the Microsoft Windows Embedded operating system and supports multiple simultaneous environments, such as VDI or session-based desktops. It looks like a traditional ...