camicroscope / caMicroscope

Digital pathology image viewer with support for human/machine generated annotations and markups.
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BEST PRACTICES IN DEVELOPMENT FOR IMPROVED CACHING. #863

Open gbengaoluwadahunsi opened 4 months ago

gbengaoluwadahunsi commented 4 months ago

Summary: The proposed feature aims to implement best practices in development for improved caching within the caMicroscope platform. Additionally, it suggests incorporating coding styles in both backend and frontend development to further enhance caching mechanisms.

Background: Efficient caching is paramount for optimizing the performance of web applications like caMicroscope, particularly when dealing with large-scale image data. While implementing caching mechanisms is crucial, adhering to coding styles and best practices in both backend and frontend development can significantly enhance caching effectiveness.

Use Cases:

Consistent Caching Strategies: Standardized coding styles ensure consistent implementation of caching logic across different components of the application, leading to improved reliability and maintainability. Reduced Cache Misses: Following coding best practices in both backend and frontend development helps minimize cache misses by ensuring that data is retrieved and stored in a predictable and efficient manner. Easier Debugging and Maintenance: Clear and organized code, adhering to established coding styles, simplifies debugging and maintenance tasks related to caching, reducing development time and effort. Enhanced Collaboration: Consistent coding styles facilitate collaboration among developers working on caching-related features, promoting knowledge sharing and efficient code reviews. Implementation:

Backend Coding Styles: Encourage the use of object-oriented programming (OOP) principles to encapsulate caching logic within reusable components or services. Utilize design patterns such as the Singleton pattern for managing cache instances and the Decorator pattern for adding caching functionality to existing data access methods. Apply principles of modularity and separation of concerns to isolate caching logic from business logic, promoting code maintainability and scalability. Use descriptive variable and method names to clearly communicate the purpose and functionality of caching-related code segments. Frontend Coding Styles: Employ component-based architecture frameworks like React or Angular to encapsulate caching logic within reusable UI components. Utilize state management libraries (e.g., Redux) to centralize the caching state and ensure consistency across different parts of the frontend application. Implement lazy loading and code-splitting techniques to optimize the loading of cached resources and minimize initial page load times. Apply responsive design principles to adapt caching strategies based on device capabilities and network conditions, optimizing performance for various user scenarios. Expected Impact:

Improved Caching Effectiveness: By incorporating coding styles and best practices in both backend and frontend development, the microscope can achieve more robust and efficient caching mechanisms, resulting in faster response times and reduced server load. Enhanced Developer Productivity: Consistent coding styles promote readability, maintainability, and collaboration among developers, streamlining the development process and reducing time-to-market for caching-related features. Better User Experience: With optimized caching strategies and well-structured code, users will experience smoother navigation, faster data retrieval, and improved overall performance within the microscope platform.

We13b-MD commented 4 months ago

This is exactly what thought great Gbenga. This is really helpful

gbengaoluwadahunsi commented 4 months ago

Thanks for the kind feedback @We13b-MD