Klijentske

Klijentske is a term originating from Slavic languages, most commonly encountered in Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian, where it directly translates to "client-side" or "of the client." In the context of computing and web development, it refers to any process, script, or functionality that runs on the user's device, typically within a web browser. This is in contrast to server-side operations, which are executed on the web server.

Client-side technologies are primarily associated with making web pages interactive and dynamic. The most prominent example is JavaScript, a programming language that allows developers to manipulate the content of a web page after it has loaded, respond to user actions like clicks and form submissions, and perform various other tasks without needing to reload the entire page from the server. Other client-side aspects include HTML, which structures the content, and CSS, which dictates its presentation and layout.

The advantages of client-side processing include improved user experience through faster feedback and interactivity, reduced server load as computations are offloaded to the user's machine, and the ability to create rich and engaging user interfaces. However, relying solely on client-side processing can present challenges related to security, as client-side code is visible and can be manipulated by users, and performance can vary significantly depending on the user's device and browser capabilities. Therefore, a balance between client-side and server-side processing is often employed in modern web development to achieve optimal functionality and user experience.