The Practice of Cloud Development of Weixin Mini Programs in Campus Informatization Platform ---Taking "Microlight Plan" College Students After-school Growth Mutual Assistance Platform as an Example

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This paper examines the development of the ”Microlight Plan,” a mutual aid platform for college students’ after-school growth, as a case study in the application of cloud development technology through Weixin Mini Programs within campus educational informatization. By focusing on the needs of college students regarding after-school learning interactions, mutual assistance, cooperation, and emotional communication, the digital platform of the Microlight Plan achieves essential functions such as learning discussions, formation of cooperative groups, and emotional support. By adopting the technical architecture of ”front-end - cloud function - cloud database”, and integrating the hybrid recommendation algorithm of Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Collaborative Filtering (CF),the study also provides an in-depth analysis of strategies for optimising platform performance and enhancing data security. Empirical evidence demonstrates that the after-school mutual assistance platform, developed using Mini Programs cloud technology, effectively facilitates the integration of information platforms with students’ growth environments. It offers a lightweight and easily iterative technical pathway for educational informatization, thereby promoting students’ after-school mutual assistance and holistic development. Furthermore, the findings hold significant implications for the construction of similar campus educational informatization platforms.
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Data may be preliminary. 7 October 2025 V1 Latest version Share on The Practice of Cloud Development of Weixin Mini Programs in Campus Informatization Platform ---Taking "Microlight Plan" College Students After-school Growth Mutual Assistance Platform as an Example Authors : Susa Toila , Haoda Fang , Zhangcheng Yin [email protected] , and Qinglin Han Authors Info & Affiliations https://doi.org/10.22541/au.175987815.54813544/v1 131 views 106 downloads Contents Abstract Supplementary Material Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract This paper examines the development of the ”Microlight Plan,” a mutual aid platform for college students’ after-school growth, as a case study in the application of cloud development technology through Weixin Mini Programs within campus educational informatization. By focusing on the needs of college students regarding after-school learning interactions, mutual assistance, cooperation, and emotional communication, the digital platform of the Microlight Plan achieves essential functions such as learning discussions, formation of cooperative groups, and emotional support. By adopting the technical architecture of ”front-end - cloud function - cloud database”, and integrating the hybrid recommendation algorithm of Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Collaborative Filtering (CF),the study also provides an in-depth analysis of strategies for optimising platform performance and enhancing data security. Empirical evidence demonstrates that the after-school mutual assistance platform, developed using Mini Programs cloud technology, effectively facilitates the integration of information platforms with students’ growth environments. It offers a lightweight and easily iterative technical pathway for educational informatization, thereby promoting students’ after-school mutual assistance and holistic development. Furthermore, the findings hold significant implications for the construction of similar campus educational informatization platforms. Supplementary Material File (the practice of cloud development of weixin mini programs in campus informatization platform-2025.10.7.docx) Download 1.62 MB Information & Authors Information Version history V1 Version 1 07 October 2025 Copyright This work is licensed under a Non Exclusive No Reuse License. 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