UI Change Condenser for Reducing Application Startup Latency

The patent extracts only the necessary UI changes from the complete set of changes. The system identifies and applies only those UI changes that are relevant to the current user context, role, and configuration, rather than applying all changes indiscriminately. This extraction process eliminates redundant changes and significantly reduces the number of changes that need to be processed during startup.

The patent segments the complete set of UI changes into multiple categories and subsets based on user roles, configurations, and relevance. Changes are divided into different groups (e.g., role-specific changes, configuration-specific changes, common changes) and applied in a structured manner. This segmentation allows the system to process and apply changes more efficiently by handling them in organized batches rather than as a monolithic set.

The patent applies partial action by loading and applying only the necessary subset of UI changes required for the current user context, rather than loading all possible changes. The system determines the minimum required changes based on user role, configuration, and access rights, and applies only those changes. This approach maintains full UI adaptability while significantly reducing the loading burden and startup time.

The patent performs preliminary analysis and filtering of UI changes before the actual application process. The system pre-processes the change set by identifying relevant changes, organizing them by priority and category, and preparing them for efficient application. This preliminary action ensures that when startup occurs, the system is ready to apply changes quickly without unnecessary processing overhead.