Client-side frameworks

Unlike the frontend, client-side frameworks are not related in any way with business logic. Because the work takes place inside, interfaces can be improved and implemented. Several features with animation can be created with frontend frameworks and SPA (single-page applications). Every client-side framework is different from the other in function and use. Here are some […]

Unlike the frontend, client-side frameworks are not related in any way with business logic. Because the work takes place inside, interfaces can be improved and implemented. Several features with animation can be created with frontend frameworks and SPA (single-page applications). Every client-side framework is different from the other in function and use. Here are some of the most popular client-side frameworks:

Angular:

Angular was originally developed and referred to as AngularJS but is now just Angular. It is a JavaScript framework created by Google that was specifically designed for creating interesting and dynamic web applications. By using this framework, you will be able to develop the front-end based apps without having to use any other plugins or frameworks. This framework has several interesting features including:

Templates with which you will be able to show information from model and controller

Angular supports MVC (Model, View, and Controller) architecture.

All the expressions are similar to code snippets enclosed within braces and they do not use any loops or conditional statements. On the contrary, they’re used to format data and display it.

All of Angular’s features are part of the platform that will allow you to build an amazing website. Netflix, Freelancer.com, GoodFilms and many other have been built using Angular, which is a testament to its quality functionalities.

Ember.js:

Ember.js is an open source, free JavaScript client-side framework used for developing web applications. It allows building client side JavaScript applications by providing a complete solution which contains data management and an application flow.

The original name of Ember.js was SproutCore MVC framework. It was developed by Yehuda Katz and initially released on in December 2011. The stable release of Ember.js is 2.10.0 and this was released on November 28, 2016.

Vue.js:

VueJS is an open source progressive JavaScript framework used to develop interactive web interfaces. It is one of the famous frameworks used to simplify web development. VueJS focusses on the view layer. It can be easily integrated into big projects for front-end development without any issues.

The installation for VueJS is very easy to start with. Any developer can easily understand and build interactive web interfaces in a matter of time. VueJS is created by Evan You, an ex-employee from Google. The first version of VueJS was released in Feb 2014. It recently has clocked to 64,828 stars on GitHub, making it very popular.

All of the frameworks mentioned above use Javascript as their coding language.