Active Workspace client extensions are dependent on what technology?

Active Workspace client extensions rely on microservices technology to function effectively. Microservices architecture allows for the design of software applications as a collection of loosely coupled services, which can be developed, deployed, and maintained independently. This is particularly beneficial for Active Workspace, as it enables rapid development and scaling of new features and integrations without affecting the core system functionality.

The use of microservices supports Agile methodologies and enhances the capability of Active Workspace to incorporate seamless, innovative solutions that respond quickly to changing business needs. This architecture aligns well with modern software development practices, enabling better performance, maintenance, and user experience within the client extensions.

Other technologies such as legacy systems or mainframe computing do not align with the flexible and modular nature of modern application development that microservices provide. Standalone applications miss the collaborative and integrated approach that microservices facilitate, which is crucial for the dynamic functionality of Active Workspace extensions.