In the world of computing, the term "fat client" refers to a type of client-server architecture where the client-side applications are robust and capable of performing significant processing independently of the server. Unlike "thin clients", which rely heavily on server-side processing and have min...
Client-server architecture is a model where tasks or workloads are distributed between servers and clients. Servers are powerful computers or processes that provide resources or services, and clients are devices or programs that request and consume these resources. This architecture is widely used i...
