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Think about a website. A website may have back-end code (code to talk to a database, process requests, etc) that sits at the developer’s side or the server side where it is hosted.
Think about how you may view such a website. You are the client, the recipient of this website. In your browser, you can view developer tools and look at a website’s source pages if that isn’t locked down to you. Such code in the front end is client side processing.
An example is pagination (having many results from a database query and how to page/distribute them).
A website may do client-side pagination where the client has received all the results from the server but the front end code is displaying them some at a time.
Vs server-side pagination where the server will send the client x results at a time pending what the user wants
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