lättviktsmiljöer
Lättviktsmiljöer, often translated as lightweight environments, refers to a set of principles and practices in software development aimed at creating applications that are small, fast, and efficient. The core idea is to minimize dependencies, reduce resource consumption, and simplify the overall architecture. This approach is often contrasted with heavyweight environments, which may involve extensive frameworks, large libraries, and complex configurations.
The goal of a lightweight environment is to achieve better performance, faster startup times, and easier maintenance.
Key characteristics of lightweight environments include the use of minimal dependencies, often favoring modularity and selective
Examples of technologies and concepts associated with lightweight environments include microservices architectures, containerization technologies like Docker,