Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Mihir S Ray

Thomas W Millett

David Paul Limont

Selvaraj Nalliah

Srinivasa Reddy Manda

Gautam Bhakar

Zohaib Haider Ali

Russell L Simpson, Jr

Eduardo D Melo

Kevin Christopher Clement

Christian Piccolo

Sirish Kumar Balaga

David Meyers

Samuele Carpineti

Paul John Bowden

Tao Zhang

Xiao Hu

Rendering an application is provided. An application script file having scripts corresponding to functions of an application may be retrieved. The application script file may be decomposed into a first script file and a second script file. The first script file may be created by removing at least one script corresponding to at least one function determined for deferred rendering from the application script file. The second script file may be created to include the removed at least one script. The first script file may be sent to a user device to be executed to provide an initial render of the application. The second script file then may be transmitted to the user device for execution of the removed at least one script as part of a deferred rendering of the application.

Methods and systems for application rendering

Variety of approaches to optimize performance based on behavioral and situational signals are described. A productivity service initiates operations to optimize performance upon receiving a behavioral signal and/or a situational signal associated with a user. The behavioral signal and/or the situational signal are analyzed to infer a usage pattern associated with a component of an application. Next, a failure of the usage pattern is detected in a comparison to an utility threshold. In response, the application is instructed to interrupt an execution of the component.

Optimizing performance based on behavioral and situational signals

Embodiments are directed to maintaining coherence between web application versions, to maintaining proper versions between web application clients and servers and to determining whether to apply a web application update. In one scenario, a computer system receives a data request from a web application client for certain specified data. The data is indexed according to a web application schema, and the data request includes a web application client version identifier. The computer system determines that the requested data is not accessible using the web application schema, updates the web application schema to a current version of the web application schema and processes the received data request using the updated web application schema.

Local store data versioning

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