Network loan system architecture-selection of the front-end framework and the front-end framework of the Loan System Architecture
I. Requirements of the online lending system on the frontend
Internet loan, also known as P2P network loan. P2P is the abbreviation of peer to peer, that is, "personal to individual ".
Network Credit originated in the UK and subsequently expanded to the United States, Germany and other countries. Its typical model is: Network credit companies provide platforms, with lenders and borrowers freely bid for a deal.
The number of online lending platforms has rapidly increased in China in the past two years. So far, there are about 350 active platforms, and the total number has reached April 2015 by the end of 3054.
Currently, there are three main online lending modes: the traditional P2P lending mode, the creditor's rights transfer mode, and P2X (X can be an institution or enterprise) mode.
Because the above models target different audiences, different requirements are put forward for the construction of the online loan system. The overall architecture is as follows:
According to the structural diagram, customer devices with the customer-layer execution architecture are divided into common computer browsers, mobile device browsers, and Apple and Android clients.
Ii. Selection of the front-end framework of the online lending system
From 2014 to 2015, with the rise of the mobile Internet and the rapid development of Internet Finance, the front-end framework gradually evolved from the era where jQuery unified the world. From the perspective of the functions and objectives of these frameworks, front-end engineers have gradually switched from "compatibility" and "Better api" to "improved development efficiency ", "Performance and logic separation" and other specific actual needs.
We recommend several front-end frameworks for your reference:
AngularJS popular frontend MV * framework
Vue. js lightweight and efficient frontend construction solution
Aveon lightweight front-end framework
Analysis of Jijinsuo frontend Use Cases