Multiweb | Web page composition with data from multiple sources

Multiweb is a Python library. Multiweb has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Multiweb build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Imagine a global computer network whose primary traffic consists of billions of users accessing centralized clusters of servers owned by a handful of trillion dollars corporations. Imagine computing power (instructions per second, volatile and non-volatile memory) are now so cheap that a new computer typically costs less than a meal. Why are these users' CPU power not better utilized?. What if the centralized computing model above can be changed to a distributed model?. How can that be achieved?. In fact, the scenarios above are not imaginary. These are the realities of the World Wide Web today. We would like to introduce the terms uniweb and multiweb to distinguish these two types of computing model, i.e. Ever since the birth of the World Wide Web, the http protocol itself did not mandate that a web page needs to be restricted to a single source to retrieve its contents. This practice was established much later when uniweb (centralized) Internet traffic became more dominant, during the pre-mobile era, when users' computing power was much less compared to 2020. As computing power of user's devices (desktop computers and mobile devices) increases over the past decade, the uniweb model remained largely unchanged, although as we shall demonstrate, fundamental components to enable multiweb have matured during this time.