Servicenow, Inc.

Andreas Kirn

Christopher Tucker

Jason Strimpel

Darren Michael Richards

Carl Solis

Scott Kaufman

A web server application executable on a computing device is configured to receive from a web browser application executing on a client device a request for the web page and, responsive to the request, to (i) identify, based on information in the request, a plurality of scripts defining structure and operation of components of the web page, (ii) bundle the identified scripts into a bundle of scripts, (iii) generate a markup document representing the requested web page and including in the markup document a reference to the bundle of scripts, wherein the reference to the bundle of scripts being useable by the web browser application as a basis to retrieve the plurality of scripts in rendering the web page, and (iv) output the generated markup document in a response for transmission to the client device.

Bundled scripts for web content delivery

Systems and methods for providing search results from large amounts of data and providing navigation within search results are disclosed. A global search across a large number of tables within a cloud infrastructure may return large amounts of data from many different sets of possibly related tables and may take a noticeable time to complete processing. Disclosed techniques provide for iterative searching of table groups (e.g., groups of related tables possibly based on expected content of those tables) and providing results incrementally, possibly based on a priority associated with each table group. Further, results may be displayed in a display format that provides the user with context of where (e.g., in which groups) matching results were obtained.

Global search

A web browser application executing on a computing device receives, in response to a request for a web page, (i) a set of declarative markup data that defines a hierarchical arrangement of components of the web page and (ii) a set of scripts that defines structure and operation of the components. The declarative markup data and scripts cooperatively define data bindings between components of the page. Further the scripts can be changed from time to time, so that when the web browser application subsequently requests the same web page, the web browser application may receive in response the same declarative markup data but a different set of scripts that still supports the same data bindings between the components of the page.

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Andreas Kirn