Improving Development Efficiency for Large‑Scale Real Estate Operations with Low‑Code Platform and Unified Tracking

Background: Real‑estate operations require many seasonal activities, leading to high resource consumption and tight timelines.

Problems of traditional development: linear pipeline, difficulty in multi‑page projects, poor reuse, complex tracking, and multi‑end issues.

Improvement plan: Optimize workflow, unify event tracking, smooth multi‑end differences, and build a low‑code “Jimu” platform.

Workflow optimization: Front‑loading main page dependencies enables parallel work and shortens the overall development cycle.

Unified tracking: Decouple tracking logic, provide a plugin that auto‑detects environment and loads appropriate SDKs, and offer a testing page for one‑click verification.

Multi‑end adaptation: The Flib plugin supplies 34 platform methods, common utilities (e.g., getQueryParams, getCookie), and a flexible tracking plugin.

General capabilities: Middleware for authentication, user/device information, and logging/monitoring to support future low‑code development.

Low‑code platform: A component library built with ftoy-cli scaffolding, standardized configuration types, version‑controlled publishing, and a visual page editor that supports drag‑and‑drop, preview, and one‑click release.

Component creation commands:

<span># Install jimu CLI</span>
<span>npm i -g @ftoy/ftoy-cli</span>
<span># Create a component</span>
<span>ftoy create</span>
<span># Local development</span>
<span>ftoy dev</span>
<span># Build component</span>
<span>ftoy build</span>
<span># Release test version</span>
<span>ftoy release -t</span>
<span># Release production version</span>
<span>ftoy release</span>

Future plans: Enrich the component library (including more game components), integrate the UI‑to‑code tool “Fenghuo” for automatic page generation, and add PC‑side support for broader operation scenarios.

Author: Yu Xinhui, senior front‑end engineer at 58.com Real‑Estate Technology Department.