Abstract: Techniques to provide for reducing the time for rendering a web page by efficiently and optimally aggregating various resources transmitted to the browser during the page load (e.g., loading of the web page). Some example implementations include, upon receipt of a request for a web page, identifying a plurality of page features for displaying the web page, where each of the page features being associated with a respective manifest of dependencies on resources. Example implementations may also include aggregating dependencies of said plurality of page features to generate an optimized set of dependencies for the web page, resolving dependencies in accordance with the optimized set of dependencies, and render the web page by rendering the plurality of page features using the resolved dependencies.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments allow contextual editing to proceed in real time while the editor views the actual web page (or other page) being edited. The editing may change the underlying content without changing the look and feel of the web page. Example embodiments enable an editor or web page developer to make changes to already published content by changing cached or locally stored content without changing the original content stored in databases.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments allow contextual editing to proceed in real time while the editor views the actual web page (or other page) being edited. The editing may change the underlying content without changing the look and feel of the web page. Example embodiments enable an editor or web page developer to make changes to already published content by changing cached or locally stored content without changing the original content stored in databases.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments allow contextual editing to proceed in real time while the editor views the actual web page (or other page) being edited. The editing may change the underlying content without changing the look and feel of the web page. Example embodiments enable an editor or web page developer to make changes to already published content by changing cached or locally stored content without changing the original content stored in databases.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments allow contextual editing to proceed in real time while the editor views the actual web page (or other page) being edited. The editing may change the underlying content without changing the look and feel of the web page. Example embodiments enable an editor or web page developer to make changes to already published content by changing cached or locally stored content without changing the original content stored in databases.

Abstract: Techniques to provide for reducing the time for rendering a web page by efficiently and optimally aggregating various resources transmitted to the browser during the page load (e.g., loading of the web page). Some example implementations include, upon receipt of a request for a web page, identifying a plurality of page features for displaying the web page, where each of the page features being associated with a respective manifest of dependencies on resources. Example implementations may also include aggregating dependencies of said plurality of page features to generate an optimized set of dependencies for the web page, resolving dependencies in accordance with the optimized set of dependencies, and render the web page by rendering the plurality of page features using the resolved dependencies.