Today’s efforts revolved around migrating several modules from older codebases to a unified, optimized system. This was part of our larger goal to standardize and streamline the platform.
The modules migrated included smaller components tied to user data and notifications. I restructured them to follow our new PHP-based backend format and ensured data calls were routed efficiently.
Alongside migration, I revisited the time tracking feature to improve how it handled user logs. Previously, multiple entries caused duplication issues. I revised the database schema to better manage and consolidate logs.
I also introduced batch fetching of data instead of multiple single calls. This not only reduced the API traffic but also sped up load times.
Lastly, I implemented lazy loading for log records and added caching where possible. This makes the time tracking module more scalable as more users and logs are added over time.
The end result was a smoother, more responsive user experience and a cleaner backend that’s easier to maintain moving forward.