The article discusses integration strategies for hint-dialog in medium to large projects, addressing common issues like memory leaks and duplicate pop-ups, optimizing performance via ArkTS hybrid programming, and suggesting testing strategies for efficient dialog systems.
Integration strategies include global configuration and encapsulation to manage dialog styles uniformly and modular usage to prevent style conflicts based on business modules.
Common problem solutions involve addressing memory leak issues through weak references and managing callback functions, preventing duplicate pop-ups with status control, and optimizing animation stutter for smoother performance.
Performance optimization suggestions include using ArkTS for complex graphics display, enhancing rendering with custom components, and employing hardware-accelerated rendering for animations.
Testing strategies encompass unit testing using HarmonyOS framework and UI automation testing for dialog interactions to ensure functionality and user experience.
The article concludes with community feedback guidelines, future plans such as dialog queue management and theme switching, practical code snippets for dialog utility classes, and external resource links for further information.