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Technical Architecture

NexCore adopts a modern technology stack to ensure high performance, scalability, and development efficiency. We adhere to engineering principles of frontend-backend separation, API contract-driven development, and containerized deployment.

🛠️ Core Tech Stack

Frontend

Building ultimate user experiences, focusing on performance and interaction details.

TechDescription
Vue 3Core framework, using Composition API for reusable logic
TypeScriptFull type safety, reducing runtime errors and improving maintainability
Element PlusEnterprise-grade UI library, customized to fit brand identity
ViteHigh-speed build tool providing instant hot module replacement
PiniaLightweight state management for modular application state

Backend

Robust and efficient server-side architecture supporting complex business logic.

TechDescription
Flask / FastAPIPython microservice frameworks, flexible and lightweight, perfect for AI ecosystem
MongoDBDocument-oriented database, flexible for data structure changes and rapid iteration
RedisHigh-performance cache and message queue for system responsiveness
DockerContainerized deployment ensuring environment consistency and rapid delivery

AI & Algorithms

Full-link support from model research to engineering implementation.

TechDescription
PyTorchDeep learning framework for model training and fine-tuning
Hugging FacePre-trained model library for rapid reuse of SOTA models
ONNX RuntimeCross-platform high-performance inference engine for model deployment
LangChainOrchestration framework for building LLM applications

📐 Architecture Principles

1. Frontend-Backend Decoupling

  • Protocol: Unified interaction via RESTful API (/api/v1/*).
  • Contract First: Define OpenAPI/Swagger documentation before development for parallel workflows.

2. Layered Architecture

Backend code strictly follows layered design to ensure single responsibility:

mermaid
graph LR
    A[Controller Layer] --> B[Service Layer]
    B --> C[Repository Layer]
    C --> D[(MongoDB)]
  • Controller: Handles HTTP requests and parameter validation.
  • Service: Core business logic and transaction management.
  • Repository: Data access abstraction, hiding database details.

3. Unified Standards

  • Response Format: All interfaces return a unified data structure.
    json
    {
      "code": 200,
      "message": "success",
      "data": { ... }
    }
  • Error Handling: Global exception capturing returning standard error codes.

🚀 Engineering Practices

Automation

We have introduced CI/CD processes. Code submission triggers automatic linting, unit testing, and build deployment to ensure high-quality delivery.

  • Git Flow: Standardized branch management strategy.
  • Code Review: Strict code review mechanism.
  • Linting: Eslint + Prettier + Black (Python) for unified code style.