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Multi Page Applications

Multi Page Applications (MPAs) are a traditional web architecture where each page or view is a separate HTML document loaded from the server. When users navigate between pages, the browser requests a new page from the server, leading to a full page reload. This approach contrasts with Single Page Applications (SPAs), which dynamically update content without reloading the entire page.

Also known as: MPA, Multi-Page Apps, Traditional Web Apps, Server-Side Rendered Apps, Classic Web Architecture
🧊Why learn Multi Page Applications?

Developers should use MPAs for content-heavy websites like blogs, e-commerce platforms, or news sites where SEO is critical, as search engines can easily crawl static pages. They are also suitable for applications requiring server-side rendering for performance or security, and when simplicity and broad browser compatibility are priorities without complex client-side JavaScript.

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