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single-page application

single-page application noun: a website where new content is shown by dynamically replacing existing content in the web page rather than navigating to a different URL.

Noun

single-page application (plural single-page applications)

  1. (web development) A website where new content is shown by dynamically replacing existing content in the web page rather than navigating to a different URL.
    • The Single Page Application template sets you up for an application that's primarily driven via JavaScript requests to Web API services rather than the traditional web page request / response cycle.2014, Jon Galloway, Brad Wilson, K. Scott Allen, David Matson, Professional ASP.NET MVC 5, John Wiley & Sons, →ISBN, page 20
    Synonyms:
    SPA

Synonyms of single-page application

Forms of single-page application

pluralsingle-page applications
alternative formsingle-page app

Questions about single-page application

What does single-page application mean?
Single-page application means a website where new content is shown by dynamically replacing existing content in the web page rather than navigating to a different URL.
What part of speech is single-page application?
Single-page application is a noun.
What is the plural of single-page application?
The plural of single-page application is single-page applications.

Words near single-page application in the dictionary

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  5. single-Os
  6. single-page application
  7. single-page applications
  8. single-parent families
  9. single-parent family
  10. single-payer
  11. single-phase

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