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by water9
1024 days ago
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What are you talking about? It’s well-known that Apache has a philosophy that every connection should be serviced by its own thread, whereas NGINX is an event driven architecture which means you have a thread-pool: think of it this way it’s like having the same dedicated waiter at a restaurant versus having the first available waiter come service your table or refill your drink, even if that waiter is different each time. Concerning JWT, I think we were talking past each other as I was referring to a session-less Authentication scheme, which is more or less what you describe. Finally, there’s no reason why the server can’t render JavaScript as well other parts of the page. In effect, if the server wanted to, it could render of a reactive version or an angular version depending on a variable. Can the client do that? |
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