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  • Do not put all your data into the context.
  • Do not create a mega context for all data belonging to one application.
  • Put only the data required for the UI element binding into the context.
  • Use the assistance class or other ABAP OO classes for the data exchange.
  • Without any requirement(use in Multiple Controller) dont create Context in Component controller level, If required create local contexts, for example, in views
  • Do not create deep-nested contexts.
  • Use singleton nodes if nestings (master detail) are necessary
  • Do not use dynamic attributes (IF_WD_CONTEXT_NODE_INFO->ADD_ATTRIBUTE)
  • Use data with context structure for BIND_TABLE
  • Update the context only if the data actually has to be updated
  • Do not create long context mapping chains.
  • Use the Context Change Log functions to detect user input. This has particular performance benefits while a user of the application modifies only a small amount of data in a view while displaying a large amount of mixed data.

Please feel free to add more points in this blog,

Thanks!

Mani

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