Easy to use | 100% customizable | Multi language support | Dynamic content(AJAX) | Innovative interface | Modular and Scalable | Extreme performance | Group based security | Built in update system
Performance is one of the key features of Web3Box.
On a single CPU server at around 2GHZ with mid-range disks, or in other words, an average outdated PC that you probably want to replace, we can serve around 20 - 50 requests per second no matter how many modules you currently have installed on your Web3Box Platform. Additionally, we are constantly monitoring memory usage and the Framework itself is very lightweight as it uses new and unique programming techniques.
In truth, unless your site will exceed 1 - 2 million hits monthly or will include audio/video conversion software modules such as a media gallery or video sharing component or something similar that simply needs lots of CPU power or storage, you won't even need clustering technology.We are able to achieve this performance because of the system framework architecture.
Whenever a person clicks a button or creates any kind of server interaction, the only data that get's sent is the current state of the current application's instance and not everything you see on the site. Again, we are utilizing the architecture and design elements tradtionally reserved for desktop applications, not web applications. For example, if you click this window's close button there is no need to send everything else to the server like the state of the desktop's widgets. On other sites, there would be a constant need to refresh the information being displayed on the page based on user interaction. Additionally, the server is only passing data to the application which can then react, the server then sends back to the browser only the referring application's new state as changed by the event that triggered it.
In a traditional website, every time there is a user operation, the server recalculates everything that you see and refreshes ALL information on the screen at the time. What does this mean? A traditional website will respond to users slower and will use higher bandwidth, both of which can cost your business in the long run.