Abstract: In some implementations, a user device may receive, from a web host, code associated with a webpage. The user device may perform, using a host application, at least one call to an application programming interface (API) function on behalf of a stateless web element in the webpage. The user device may receive, in response to the at least one call to the API function, encoded data. The user device may pass the encoded data to a stateless web element for decoding. The user device may output a rendered webpage with the stateless web element including a decoded version of the encoded data.

Abstract: In some implementations, a user device may receive, from a web host, code associated with at least one webpage. The user device may initiate a plurality of instances of a micro-service using the code. The user device may perform a single application programming interface (API) call for a first instance in the plurality of instances. A response from the single API call is shared with remaining instances in the plurality of instances. The user device may render a plurality of web elements, corresponding to the plurality of instances, using the code and the response from the single API call. The user device may output the at least one webpage, including the plurality of web elements, to a user.

Abstract: In some implementations, a user device may receive, from a web host, code associated with a webpage. The user device may perform, using a host application, at least one call to an application programming interface (API) function on behalf of a stateless web element in the webpage. The user device may receive, in response to the at least one call to the API function, encoded data. The user device may pass the encoded data to a stateless web element for decoding. The user device may output a rendered webpage with the stateless web element including a decoded version of the encoded data.

Abstract: In some implementations, a tag library device may receive, from first user devices, an indication of a set of tags with a corresponding set of properties and a corresponding set of rules. The tag library device may build a data structure that stores the set of tags in association with the corresponding set of properties and the corresponding set of rules and may transmit the data structure to second user devices such that a portion of the set of tags are included in a web site published by the second user devices. The tag library device may receive, from a platform associated with the web site, an indication of a set of events associated with the web site. The tag library device may determine statistics based on the set of events and may transmit a report including the statistics to third user devices associated with analytics for the web site.

Abstract: In some implementations, a user device may receive, from a website host, a webpage encoding a scaffold with a set of slots. The user device may transmit, to a registry host, a request for website elements from a set of possible website elements. The user device may receive, from the registry host and in response to the request for website elements, code for a subset of website elements from the set of possible website elements. The user device may output the subset of website elements in the set of slots.

Abstract: In some implementations, a tag library device may receive, from first user devices, an indication of a set of tags with a corresponding set of properties and a corresponding set of rules. The tag library device may build a data structure that stores the set of tags in association with the corresponding set of properties and the corresponding set of rules and may transmit the data structure to second user devices such that a portion of the set of tags are included in a web site published by the second user devices. The tag library device may receive, from a platform associated with the web site, an indication of a set of events associated with the web site. The tag library device may determine statistics based on the set of events and may transmit a report including the statistics to third user devices associated with analytics for the web site.