Performance & Readability Improvements
I do have quite big classes, I wanted to break them down into smaller classes but i entered issues while doing that. My goal is better readability, equal performance compared to now when all modules enabled and better performance than now when all modules disabled. Im trying to avoid class loading,initialisation and registration of handlers that arent needed aswell as them registrated multiple times.
For example if i have a field that controls whether a module is going to be loaded or not, but the field also needed for a module and changing during runtime, then i have basically one part of the module i the class that refers execution to modules and one part in the module class, which doesnt look good. Also if i have smaller classes i need more total time to load these and they consume more file size and metaspace memory? I also noticed if i load on demand that i will get minor lag spikes. If i though keep them in big classes then i will have the best performance when everything is used and loaded but bad performance when only a fraction is enabled.
For example if i have a field that controls whether a module is going to be loaded or not, but the field also needed for a module and changing during runtime, then i have basically one part of the module i the class that refers execution to modules and one part in the module class, which doesnt look good. Also if i have smaller classes i need more total time to load these and they consume more file size and metaspace memory? I also noticed if i load on demand that i will get minor lag spikes. If i though keep them in big classes then i will have the best performance when everything is used and loaded but bad performance when only a fraction is enabled.
