Sustainability Best Practices
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  • Introduction
  • Infrastructure
    • Infrastructure Overview
    • Hosting
    • Architecture
    • Security and Bots
  • Backend
    • Backend Overview
    • Upgrades and patches
    • Cache responses
    • Sustainable Design Patterns
    • Performance Testing
    • Common pitfalls
    • SOAP, REST and GraphQL
    • SQL optimization
    • JAMstack
    • Monolithic vs. Service based Architecture
    • Async
    • Background tasks
  • Frontend
    • Frontend Overview
    • Page weight budget
    • Image optimization
    • Asset optimization
    • Limit use of 3rd parties
    • Lazyload resources
    • Mobile first
  • Editor
    • Editor Overview
    • Content Types
    • Content Optimization
    • Design Choices
    • Data Management
    • Housekeeping
  • Telemetry
    • Telemetry Overview
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  1. Backend

Common pitfalls

Tackling common pitfalls in implementing an Umbraco solution is integral within the realm of sustainable system design.

Addressing the common pitfalls stands as a cornerstone for crafting systems that not only excel in functionality but also uphold environmental consciousness.

By sidestepping common errors and inefficiencies, developers proactively ensure the optimal use of resources, curbing energy consumption, and extending the system's lifespan.

Such an approach seamlessly aligns with the tenets of sustainable system design, which prioritizes efficiency and waste reduction for long-term system viability.

Navigating these challenges not only fine-tunes performance but also advances the cause of a more sustainable digital ecosystem. In doing so, software solutions effortlessly complement the broader goal of environmental preservation.

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