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It renders the UI, handles user input, stores local state, and sends requests to the server when it needs data or actions.
Client-Server Architecture for Web Apps
What does the browser do as a client?
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It is a model where the client handles user interaction and the server handles data processing, storage, and business logic.
It lets frontend and backend evolve independently and makes it easier to scale each side for its own workload.
No. The client can be modified by users, so important validation and authorization must always be enforced on the server.
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