Asynchronous communication for improved data transport in the network

Abstract

Currently there are two types of interaction in web systems mediated by synchronous and asynchronous communication, each of them with its programming and interaction paradigms. Although intuitively we can say that asynchronous communication is more efficient in data transport, there is not much research on this topic. We present a comparison of these two types of communication by requesting the same data from a server and receiving a client. The requests are through the traditional web forms and an experimental semantic interface, which only needs the data in plain text as a response from the server. The results found are of interest for the problem of excessive traffic on the network. This research can open new lines of investigation or generate new paradigms and programming models to improve communication between client and server.