| Nowadays,with rapid development of mobile Internet and smart phones,news information dissemination platform has undergone major changes.Mobile application has become a new carrier of news information.With the development of new media,mobile information distribution market has a large number of potential users.It is reported that by the end of 2016,there are 571 million users using news APP in China.But the major news APPs are mostly designed for the general public,and the content is dominated by various kinds of news.There isn't one news APP designed specially for researchers such as teachers,students and so on.With the popularization of higher education in China,the researchers have become a large group.Therefore,we developed Scholar-Home mobile academic information system,mainly works for the researchers.This system provides various kind of information about academia,such as news,paper,fund,recruitment,conference and so on.And the users can also publish articles,acting as we-media.The development of client system uses advanced React Native framework,which enable developers develop native APP through web front-end technologies such as React,and simplifies the development process.What's more,the same code can be used for Android and iOS operating system,solving repeated development problems in different terminals,and improving the development efficiency.Most components are developed with React,and the React components will eventually be packaged into the native modules,so the client can get the same high performance with the native APP.We also combine the native technologies for some special modules.This mixed development mode is high-efficiency,and the APP developed is high-performance.The development of server side uses Java EE platform,with SSM(Spring+Spring MVC+Mybatis)frameworks to improve the development efficiency and the system performance.At present,the cross terminal academic information APP,Scholar-Home,has been on-line,with high performance,and has received good user feedbacks. |
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