Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein for natively interpreting logic across disparate platforms. Rather than executing server calls that are computationally expensive, logic may be extracted into code segments that can be evaluated at run time by an interpreter. The interpreter is passed a set of evaluators, features, and contextual data, each of which is expressed in a domain specific language. An evaluator maps an identifier to a rule and describes one or more contextual data fields with which the rule is to be evaluated. A feature corresponds to a logical condition that identifies the evaluator and a return value that is returned if the condition is met. The interpreter identifies the evaluator from the feature being evaluated and evaluates its corresponding rule based on the contextual data provided to return a return value. One or more operations may be performed based on the return value provided.

Abstract: To reduce the amount of data sent to a device to generate a webpage, a requesting device provides an indication of locally stored templates. Multiple webpages may use similar code represented by a single template. If the requested webpage is associated with a stored template, a response provided to the device includes an indication of the template and webpage code that corresponds to portions of the webpage not included in the template. The requesting device then generates a first portion of the webpage using code in the template and a second portion using the received webpage code. If the requested webpage is associated with a template not indicated in the request, both the template and code that corresponds to the second portion of the webpage are sent. The requesting device then stores the template for future use when accessing the same or a similar webpage associated with the same template.