As a frontend framework, we chose React, the most-used Open Source library for designing apps. It allows fast scaling apps and uses a range of UI libraries to empower web applications with rich UI.

In order to boost design development and make it reusable yet quickly scalable, we used Ant Design, an Open Source UI library with ready-made UI components that can be easily customized.

To display a large amount of data to different users with different access levels, we agreed to implement the cursor-based pagination. From our side, we added support of tables with server-side pagination and an infinite scroll for displaying big lists.

We prepared a GitLab CI/CD solution and integrated it with Azure.

To reduce app production time and cut off manual repetitive work, we automated the build release process. To automate programming even more, we added the Redux state management library using a Redux Toolkit.

We added migration between databases to provide a consistent data view in all production environments.

We applied a database audit to save connection with all the data loaded. This can be really helpful when you’ve changed one of the entities and later may need to request data from the archive.