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b3b343776yWell I guess they just have a database with all the articles and then they just query the latest/most popular articles and put them in there.
Edit: the popular ugly bastard sites use java script to query that data. -
Use a cms or a database to store pages or content, then you can fetch links and content dynamically :D
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@spdhiraj99 many webapps use javascript everywhere to dynamically load in content through an api
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@spdhiraj99 Fast servers and some caching.
Even with twenty database queries a loading time below a quarter second is still more than possible.
If this is still too slow, only do this once and cache the results and the whole rendered site.
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