Person-centred care for dementia patients (back-end and front-end development)
This report documents the development and transition of the Person-Centred Care System (PEAR) from a monolithic .NET 5-based application to a microservices architecture with ReactJS for the front end. The need for this migration arose from .NET 5's end of support, leading to critical securi...
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Nanyang Technological University
2024
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| 機構: | Nanyang Technological University |
| 語言: | English |
| 總結: | This report documents the development and transition of the Person-Centred Care System (PEAR)
from a monolithic .NET 5-based application to a microservices architecture with ReactJS for the front
end. The need for this migration arose from .NET 5's end of support, leading to critical security risks
and limitations in scalability. The new microservices architecture aims to improve modularity, fault
tolerance, and deployment efficiency. It enables independent development and scaling of backend
services, making the system more maintainable and adaptable to future needs.
ReactJS was selected to modernise the front end, introducing reusable components and faster
rendering with virtual DOM. Components such as the input field and data tables were enhanced with
Jest testing to ensure reliable validation and dynamic user interactions. Furthermore, the redesigned
web pages align with the mobile version to create a unified user experience across platforms.
The project involved challenges such as data synchronisation between microservices and integrating
new and legacy components. Solutions were implemented using pagination for performance
optimisation, and CI/CD pipelines were recommended for future deployment efficiency. Mock data
was employed to simulate functionality during development, ensuring a smooth transition to real-time
backend services.
This project provided valuable hands-on experience in modern software development practices. It
enhanced the author's understanding of microservices, frontend frameworks, and continuous delivery
pipelines while strengthening problem-solving and collaboration skills. The PEAR system, now
optimised for scalability and maintainability, serves as a robust platform for person-centred care,
contributing meaningfully to dementia care management and laying a foundation for future
innovations. |
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