It doesn't "load" these applications. The only things that need to load are the user-interface elements that you interact with in the browser. In other words, any visuals you see load as needed, plus the code that controls how your mouse and keyboard interact with those visual elements.
The heavy lifting happens on the server. This is much like what you would experience with web apps like Gmail and its competitors.
Im just so curious how it can run so fast if your loading it from a remote server
ROCKY897 2 years ago
It doesn't "load" these applications. The only things that need to load are the user-interface elements that you interact with in the browser. In other words, any visuals you see load as needed, plus the code that controls how your mouse and keyboard interact with those visual elements.
The heavy lifting happens on the server. This is much like what you would experience with web apps like Gmail and its competitors.
jcamenisch 2 years ago