What is the meaning of "one-page applications" in the context of round-trip applications?

Question

Found here:

http://docs.angularjs.org/guide/introduction

It states that "you can use Angular to develop single-page and feedback applications, but Angular is primarily designed to develop single-page applications. Angular supports browser history, forward and backward buttons, and bookmarks in single-page applications."

But I don’t find much on two terms written that way, but I found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round-trip_engineering

Is this the correct term?

Answer 1

A single-page application, everything happens on one page, although the URL may change. Most state changes are displayed to the user without accessing the server (they will be sent to the server for data, but not html / js / css, etc.)

Circular travel apps are apps that change pages with every get / post / put request. A round trip is the path that the application takes from the browser, server, browser to display each state change to the user. This usually results in a “flicker” as the web browser needs to redraw each page.

Circular motion technique is another beast.