What are the objects that provide the performance check feature?

The performance check feature in Appian is designed to help developers identify potential inefficiencies in their applications, and it is available across various object types. By including expression rules, interfaces, and record type objects, Appian provides a comprehensive framework for performance evaluation.

Expression rules are utilized to encapsulate complex logic and enable reuse throughout the application. Performance checks on expression rules help in identifying inefficient code constructs or excessive use of nested functions that may degrade performance.

Interfaces, which define how users interact with the application through forms and dashboards, can also be subject to performance checks. Analyzing interfaces ensures that the layout, components, and data retrieval methods are optimized for the best user experience without unnecessary delays.

Record type objects, which represent structured data in Appian, also benefit from performance checks. This helps to ensure that the way data is queried and displayed aligns with performance best practices, avoiding slow data retrieval times and ensuring users have a smooth experience.

By leveraging performance checks across all these object types, developers can ensure that their applications remain efficient, responsive, and scalable. This holistic approach is essential for maintaining high application performance and user satisfaction.