How any website works - a complete explanation
Client-server architecture is a software design paradigm that distributes tasks and responsibilities between the client and the server. In this paradigm, the client requests services or resources from the server, and the server executes these requests and provides the required resources.
For example, in the case of a web application, the browser (installed on the client's machine) is the client, and the server is the server that hosts and runs the website. When a user opens a web page in the browser, a request is sent from the client to the server to fetch the requested web page. The server receives the request, processes it, and sends the appropriate page to the client to be displayed in the browser.
This paradigm allows for a division of tasks and responsibilities between the client and the server, with the server handling heavy operations and data processing, while the client handles display and user interaction. This simplifies application development and maintenance, improves performance, and conserves server resources.
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