Scalability

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"Scalability" refers to the ability of a system to enhance its functionality or performance by adding or modifying certain components without changing its fundamental structure.

Good scalability can bring several key benefits:

  1. Adaptability: Scalable systems can better adapt to changing business requirements. As the business evolves, the system's functionality can be extended to meet new demands without having to build a new system from scratch.
  2. Flexibility: Scalability makes the system more flexible, allowing developers to add or modify functionalities as needed. This flexibility helps developers better meet user needs and improve user satisfaction.
  3. Longevity: Scalable systems have a longer lifecycle. As the business grows, the system can adapt to new requirements through extensions, reducing the need for frequent system replacements, which can save significant time and resources.
  4. Investment Protection: Good scalability protects the investment of the enterprise. When new functionalities need to be added or performance improved, extensions can be made on the existing system without requiring substantial resources to build a new system.
  5. Efficiency Improvement: By using plugins, middleware, and other extension mechanisms, developers can quickly add new functionalities or improve performance, enhancing development efficiency.

Scalability of Jianghu.js

Modularization and Pluginization

Designs that support modularization and pluginization allow for the addition or modification of modules or plugins to increase or change functionality without altering the core code of the framework.

Configuration-Driven

Designs that support configuration-driven approaches enable changes to application behavior by modifying configuration files without altering the code.

Middleware Mechanism

Supporting a middleware mechanism allows developers to extend or customize the request handling process by writing middleware.

Multi-Environment Support

Support for multi-environment configuration makes applications easier to extend and adapt to different operating environments.

Backward Compatibility

Maintain backward compatibility during framework version upgrades.