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 </p><p>Module <span class="teletype">Eliom_registration.Html_text</span> is used to register a service sending
 HTML as strings. But we recommend to used typed-HTML instead (see below).</p></section><section class="docblock"><header><h2>Compiling</h2></header><p>Eliom provides an helper program called <span class="teletype">eliom-distillery</span> to create your projects easily, with the right dune configuration and all default directories you usually need for a Web application (static files, server logs, database, etc.). We will show how to use eliom-distillery in another section below.
 </p><p>In this section, we will show how to compile and run a <em>server-side only</em> Web site by creating your project manually.
-</p><pre>opam install eliom
+</p><pre>opam install ocsipersist-sqlite eliom
 dune init proj --kind=lib mysite
 cd mysite
 </pre><p>Add <span class="teletype">(libraries eliom.server)</span> into file <span class="teletype">lib/dune</span>, in the library section.

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          ["dir" ; "image.jpg"])
   ()</code></pre></section><section class="docblock"><header><h2>Compiling</h2></header><p>Eliom provides an helper program called <span class="teletype">eliom-distillery</span> to create your projects easily, with the right dune configuration and all default directories you usually need for a Web application (static files, server logs, database, etc.). We will show how to use eliom-distillery in another section below.
 </p><p>In this section, we will show how to compile and run a <em>server-side only</em> Web site by creating your project manually.
-</p><pre>opam install eliom
+</p><pre>opam install ocsipersist-sqlite eliom
 dune init proj --kind=lib mysite
 cd mysite
 </pre><p>Add <span class="teletype">(libraries eliom.server)</span> into file <span class="teletype">lib/dune</span>, in the library section.
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 Type annotation is almost always required.
 </p><p>These client fragments can be manipulated as server side OCaml values:
 </p><pre class="server" class=""><code class="language-ocaml translatable">let%server x : int Eliom_client_value.t = [%client 1 + 3 ]</code></pre><p>If such section is reached while generating a page on server side,
-the client-side code will be executed once the page is displayed.
+the client-side code will be executed when the page is displayed.
 </p><p>If such section is reached while generating a page on client side,
 the client-side code will be executed immediately
-(In that case, you can delay the execution, if needed,
-for example with function
-<span><a href=".././../../ocsigen-toolkit/latest/api/client/Ot_nodeready#VALnodeready">Ot_nodeready.nodeready</a></span> to wait for the element to be actually displayed).
 </p><p>If such section is reached during module initialization on the server
 (global client section), it will be executed on client side everytime
 a new client side program is launched.
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 </li><li> then the user clicks on a link in the page, and the page is generated by the client-side program (because the service is registered on both sides). In this example, while generating the page, the client does a RPC to the server.
 </li></ul><p>In both cases (first request or RPC), the server returns the expected value, but also the value of injections and an order for the client-side program to execute the client-values met during te server-side computation.
 </p><p class="centered"><img src="files/tutorial/client-server-req.svg" alt="Example of requests" class="img-col-width-400"/>
-</p><p>Tip: You can avoid waiting for the RPC to return by using a spinner from Ocsigen Toolkit. Thus, the client-side generated page will be displayed without delay.
+</p><p>Tip 1: You can avoid waiting for the RPC to return by using a spinner from Ocsigen Toolkit (see module <span><a href=".././../../ocsigen-toolkit/latest/api/server/Ot_spinner">Ot_spinner</a></span>). Thus, the client-side generated page will be displayed without delay.
+</p><p>Tip 2: To delay the execution of a client fragment after the page is actually displayed, you might want to use function
+<span><a href=".././../../ocsigen-toolkit/latest/api/client/Ot_nodeready#VALnodeready">Ot_nodeready.nodeready</a></span> from Ocsigen Toolkit.
 </p><p>Regardless of the construction used and their combination, there is
 only one communication from server to client, when the Web page is
 sent. This is due to the fact that client values are not executed