Research on Design Principles and Maintainability of High-Performance Web Applications
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https://doi.org/10.71222/2dfnm505Keywords:
high-performance web applications, design principles, maintainability, code specifications, performance optimizationAbstract
This article discusses the current status of research on design principles and maintainability of high-performance web applications. High performance web applications require optimization of response speed, balancing performance and maintainability, and improving data processing efficiency during design. However, during the development process, inconsistencies in code specifications between teams, dependency issues in component-based design, and conflicts between performance optimization and security have become the main obstacles that affect maintainability. In response to these difficulties, a strategy has been proposed to establish a unified coding standard and code review mechanism, optimize team collaboration, adopt clear module division and hierarchical structure, and reduce dependencies between components. By simultaneously optimizing performance and security, potential conflicts between these aspects are minimized, providing effective theoretical support and practical guidance for the design and maintenance of high-performance web applications.
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