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I’m developing an ajax project, but i’m confusing in something
i have 3 functions that are sending data to the server every function has a certain job.
is it better to group the ajax request that will be send from each function and send it in one big request. which will reduce my requests count & time. or send each request separately which will reduce execution time for my code at the server side but will make many requests.
P.S: for my application it works in both cases.
If you can consolidate them into a single request, neatly, I’d suggest you do that. Browsers will put restrictions on how many requests you can be making simultaneously (can be as low as 2), as will many servers.
Of course, as always, there are exceptions. If you have some data that you need to query every 10 seconds, and other data you need to query every 10 minutes, it’s really not necessary to query the 10-minute data along with the 10-second data every 10 seconds.
Perhaps a single request with options that control what is sent back. You can request large amounts of data, or small amounts of data, all from the same request depending on the options you pass along with the request itself.
Just theory.