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client-side script
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client-side script
A small program that is run on the user's machine. For example, JavaScript scripts are widely used on Web pages that are executed in the client machine. Contrast with server-side script.
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Client-side scripting compared to server-side scripting can reduce server load by 80%.
The Benefits of Client-Side Scripting by sam bryant / Internet and Businesses Online community
With dynamic pages content can be changed on the client side by using client-side scripting languages (JavaScript, JScript, Actionscript, media players and PDF reader plug-ins, etc.
How to Approach Web Design by Carolyn Clayton / Computers and Internet community
Javascript first appeared in 1995, and it's one of the most popular client-side scripting languages today, implemented in virtually every browser without the need of third party plug-ins or additional software.
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