Draft:Single File Web Apps
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A Single File Web App (SFWA) is a type of Single-Page App (SPA) that it operates entirely as a self-contained client-side application with no server component and no external dependencies (including external images, JavaScript, CSS, etc).
Overview
[edit]Single File Web Apps are designed to run entirely offline or in isolation, with every resource—HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts—embedded directly into a single HTML file. This makes them uniquely portable and easy to distribute. Users can simply download the file and open it in a browser without any installation or hosting setup.
Key characteristics
[edit]- No server component – runs purely in the browser.
- Self-contained – all assets included directly within the file.
- Portable – can be distributed by email, USB stick, or local file sharing.
- Offline-friendly – works without an internet connection once downloaded.
- Simple deployment – just drop the file onto any static file host, such as GitHub Pages or a local filesystem.
Use cases
[edit]Single File Web Apps are often used for:
- Building highly portable and durable apps
- Building apps that run entirely offline in the browser sandbox (for additional security)
Examples
[edit]- FuzzyGraph
- Hypervault
- A collection of single file web apps can be found here.
Media
[edit]See also
[edit]External links
[edit]Category:Web applications Category:Software development Category:Single-page applications
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