Questions tagged [frameworks]
A framework is a set of tools additional to a programming language, and to the respective compiler. Sometimes it is mandatory; sometime it is optional, and assists the development of an application.
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Does it make sense to use next.js only for the front-end?
We need to do the front-end with spa. The question is whether to use a full-stack framework like next.js, but only the front-end part, without server-side components. If I don't use them, could these ...
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Who first defined a "library" as software you call and a "framework" as software that calls you?
The distinction between "library" and "framework" is said to be that you call a library but a framework calls you. "Hollywood principle" and "inversion of control&...
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Is trunk-based development viable for SDK development?
Is trunk-based development (TBD) viable for development of software where versioning, compatibility, long term support and service level agreements (SLA) play a big role for business (e.g. libraries, ...
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How to prevent in house frameworks and libraries from becoming technical debt
My company develops many relatively small projects that a lot of times do the same things and have a similar structure. (e.g. read/write to a databse, data pre processing, building a query etc.). This ...
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NextJs Explanation on Ecommerce and Other Project Implementation [closed]
I'm attempting to create a project to increase and enhance my coding skills, and I've lately migrated React to Nextjs. I've noticed that NextJs' main point or strength is rendering; Could someone ...
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How to write package for two frameworks
I'm developing a package for Laravel & Lumen in the same code base, but I encountered some problems. Well, in the beginning, I thought it could have the same code and work for both frameworks, ...
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Can I enforce "functional core, imperative" shell with a framework?
The design pattern known as "functional core, imperative shell" is about separating side-effects from pure calculations, where business logic is supposed to be pure and then coordinated by ...
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How do I minimize the collateral damage caused by a framework change?
I'm developing an application where one of the main components of the app heavily relies on a third-party framework to work. The choice of framework is highly volatile and it is likely that business ...
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