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[WEB][DRAFT][25 meters] Value the usage of Microservices #68

Closed pymilone closed 7 months ago

pymilone commented 1 year ago

Architecture : Value the usage of Microservices

Platform

OS OS version Langage
- - Javascript

Main caracteristics

ID Title Category Sub-category
{id} {title} {Category} {SubCategory}

Severity / Remediation Cost

Severity Remediation Cost
High Critical

Rule short description

Microservice or micro-frontend architecture is more sober than "classical" arhitecture since they allow lazy loading of javascript files.

Rule complete description

Text

Some architecture allow a lazy loading of javascript files thus saving bandwith and RAM Those architectures must be detected and valuated in terms of "green code score"

[TODO investigate whether lazy loading saves RAM or disk space]

HTML

No HTML pattern yet

Implementation principle

jhertout commented 7 months ago

Too generic to be declined as a rule. Keep in mind but can not be used like that. Should be closed in my point of view.

utarwyn commented 7 months ago

Hello! Even if this rule is very interesting, I agree that it will be difficult to implement it in an ecoCode plugin.

The Javascript ecosystem as of 2024 (with ESM module imports for example) also offers lazy-loading mechanisms. Also, I'm not convinced that using a framework is "greener" than using modules for a very basic site - because the framework does carry a certain weight -.

On the other hand, I fully agree that lazy-loading is essential for a growing site, to load a part of the site only when accessed by the user. But as explained in the description, I don't get the impression that this is the main point of the ticket. It's very difficult to predict the right or wrong use of lazy-loading with a static analysis of the source code, but I'd be interested in a solution if you have one.

These different arguments lead me to say that this ticket could be closed.