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Author: ajaxwith.com Published: 29th Jun 2008 Visited: 54 times
Latency in the client side should be reduced or even prevented as possible More often than not users will have to deal with latency because of different factors It could be on the bandwidth of the user the server problem or just the coding of the application Any of these factors could be the cause of latency However the first two factors could be easily optimized since it is just the hard...
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