Frameworks (Part 2) - the punkt.de shortlist

In the last article, we presented some possible selection and search criteria with the questionnaire on frameworks. Today, in a nutshell: Tested and approved. Our shortlist. It shows which frameworks are frequently used at punkt.de..

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Twitter's Bootstrap

The all-inclusive variant for displaying user interfaces follows the principle of prefabricated stylesheets. Browser compatibility is a top priority here, and design and development go hand in hand. As all elements are designed, it is ensured, for example, that each of the possible components looks uniform.

Foundation

Admittedly, Bootstrap is not always the first choice for user interface design. Foundation usually comes into play: an almost minimalist framework, easy to learn and comparatively quick to code. Also because not as many CSS styles have to be overwritten as with Bootstrap.

Angular JS

Single-page applications have a lot going for them. Convenient "desktop feeling" for the user and since no complete reload of the page is required, data load can be saved. There are several frameworks that support development, but Angular JS makes it particularly easy for us and makes HTML more dynamic and fitter for web applications. Advantage: Many standard tasks are automated through data binding and directives. Above all, this means shorter development times and less typing when programming. And the result: tidier code.

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