Analysis of the Development of WeChat Mini Program

Liang, H.; Wan, Fucheng; Ma, Ning; Wang, Yicheng

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1087/6/062040

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“…7 Mini-programs have the added benefit of being quicker and cheaper to develop than traditional mobile applications since they are built on top of a main application, which means they often fit better with the limited budget of public agencies and small 1 organization. 8,9 For the end users, mini-programs typically load quicker than stand-alone games and can be easily shared with other users of the main application. 8,9 A caveat, of course, is that the success of mini-programs requires a substantial userbase of the main application.…”

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“…8,9 For the end users, mini-programs typically load quicker than stand-alone games and can be easily shared with other users of the main application. 8,9 A caveat, of course, is that the success of mini-programs requires a substantial userbase of the main application.…”

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“…Also, the feature scope of WeChat's mini-programs is much wider and more sophisticated with support for arbitrary asynchronous network and local on-device storage I/O via the Java powered MINA framework. WeChat's mini-programs are composed from a minimum of 3 files -app.json, app.js and app.wxss which specify the mini-program's meta-data and structure, logic, and style respectively [18].…”

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DNAP: Dynamic Nuchwezi Architecture Platform - A New Software Extension and Construction Technology

Lutalo¹,

Eyobu²,

Kanagwa³

2020

Preprint

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<div>The need to improve or build new software systems to solve new and old business challenges is a persistent challenge in</div><div>the software consumer and development industry, yet costly. To minimize these costs, the construction method should be designed with the following qualities in mind; software portability, extensibility, and simplicity. To achieve these qualities, this paper proposes the Dynamic Nuchwezi Architecture Platform (DNAP), which is a new software construction and extension technology. DNAP offers a</div><div>visual programming paradigm with a capability of generating production-ready business automation software for both mobile and web. It also offers a simple mechanism for the extension of existing softwares using embeddable components. To evaluate and justify DNAP, eight Software Operating Environment (SOE) metrics have been developed and together with the SOE model, are used to contrast</div><div>DNAP against four alternative software construction technologies namely; Android Platform, .NET Framework, Java SE Platform and Python. The performance evaluation results show that DNAP offers an average of 33% reduction in software construction complexity and an 11% enhancement in language efficiency when compared to alternative technologies.</div>

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“…As part of the next generation of the mobile Internet, Web-App and Mini Programs are developing rapidly toward the "micro, light, and small", and developers may develop a new App or Program quickly. In addition, these Apps and Programs may be easily accessed and easily disseminated in Platform [16].…”

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Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

Jiang

Liu

2019

Applied Sciences

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Manufacturing factories and their resources are moving towards being networked, flat, flexible, and diversified in the context of social manufacturing. It is urgent to manage the increasingly complex and variable manufacturing processes effectively in such cross-factory production. This paper proposes a brand-new microservices-based Mini-MES (M2ES) Apps System, which adopts the decentralized and distributed architecture to comply with the needs of software supported manufacturing. The basic properties of the M2ES Apps System, such as its running logic and its data organization, are discussed, and a real-world industrial case is described to illustrate how it works. Results show that the proposed M2ES Apps System has better performance, reliability, and scalability than the initial information systems.

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Analysis of the Development of WeChat Mini Program

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What makes smartphone games successful in food information communication?

What makes smartphone games successful in food information communication?

DNAP: Dynamic Nuchwezi Architecture Platform - A New Software Extension and Construction Technology

Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

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