Inline Page Task Scripts to Eliminate Web Request Delays
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional Web Worker technology requires additional network requests to obtain script codes, leading to slower page loading speeds, especially in scenarios with high loading speed requirements, affecting user experience.
Innovation Solution
Replace script reference tags in HTML files with inline script codes, allowing direct extraction and execution of script codes without additional network requests, thereby reducing latency and improving processing efficiency.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Speed
If script reference tags are used to request script codes, then the page structure remains modular and maintainable, but additional network requests are generated causing slower page loading speed
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the script code content with the HTML file by replacing script reference tags with inline script codes. This combines what were previously separate resources (HTML structure and script code) into a single file, eliminating the need for separate network requests to fetch script codes and thereby improving page loading speed
2Productivity
If script reference tags are used, then script codes can be loaded externally and reused across multiple pages, but each page requires additional network requests increasing server load
Solution Approach 1:
By embedding script codes directly into the HTML file and replacing reference tags, the patent reduces the quantity of network requests from multiple (one for HTML plus one for each script) to a single request for the HTML file. This merging approach improves processing efficiency by reducing the overhead of managing multiple network requests and lowering server load
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AI summary
Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method, apparatus, device and storage medium for processing a page task. The method includes: obtaining a target HTML file, wherein the target HTML file includes a script code of at least one page task, the target HTML file obtained by replacing a script reference tag of the at least one page task in an original HTML file with the script code, and the script reference tag requesting the script code of the page task; extracting the script code of the at least one page task from the target HTML file; and executing the script code of the at least one page task.