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The article outlines CI/CD best practices for ToB platforms, detailing standardized branch and pipeline conventions, automated testing with Jest, versioning strategies, frontend‑backend contract design, and tools like YAPI to ensure reliable, fast, and decoupled deployments across numerous coupled systems.
Baidu’s live‑streaming message service evolved from a basic group‑chat model to a scalable multicast architecture that delivers up to a million concurrent users per room with sub‑second latency, using message aggregation, compression, and priority channels to manage QPS, bandwidth, and reliable gift delivery.
MGit is Baidu’s open‑source, Ruby‑based multi‑repository management tool that streamlines batch Git operations across hundreds of component repositories, reduces error risk, offers readable output and simple commands, and is already used in dozens of Baidu products while encouraging community contributions.
This guide shares nine practical techniques—including issue templates, code linting, unit testing, commit‑message enforcement, continuous integration, GitHub badges, npm‑package monitoring, changelog automation, and contribution guidelines—to help front‑end teams efficiently maintain and scale open‑source projects like San CLI.
This article explains how to enable and configure Hot Module Replacement for the San framework using san-hot-loader, covering both San CLI and manual Webpack setups, the underlying HMR workflow, module detection logic, and the core code that injects runtime updates for components and stores.
This article provides a deep technical walkthrough of san-loader, explaining how the Baidu‑developed San framework’s .san files are parsed, split into template, script and style sections, processed by san-loader‑plugin, and finally compiled into browser‑ready code with support for options like compileTemplate, esModule, and CSS Modules.
This tutorial walks you through creating, debugging, and publishing a San CLI UI dashboard widget, covering project scaffolding, essential configuration files, API usage for registering addons and widgets, local testing steps, and final package release.
To enable Objective‑C and Swift mixed programming in Baidu App, static libraries are converted to static frameworks, module stability is activated, headers are module‑ized and dependencies declared via EasyBox, allowing safe inter‑component calls, proper nullability handling, and encouraging broader Swift adoption across the codebase.
San CLI UI combines a San‑based client, a Node.js/Express GraphQL server, and lowdb file storage, enabling custom routing, component enhancements, and a versatile plugin system—supporting widgets, configurations, tasks, and custom views—managed through ClientAddonApi and PluginManager with IPC communication.
San CLI UI provides a beginner‑friendly graphical layer for San CLI, enabling visual project, configuration, dependency, and plugin management, intuitive build task control with real‑time statistics, and customizable dashboard widgets, all built on a plugin architecture that lowers entry barriers and enhances developer productivity.
