Web application framework
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A web application framework is a type of application framework built to assist in developing dynamic web pages, web applications, and web services. Its main purpose is to reduce the difficulties encountered in developing web pages, and it typically includes features such as database integration, template-based standards, session management, and code reuse.
See also
- Struts (Java)
- Spring (Java, Scala)
- CppCMS (C++, Not CMS)
- Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
- Ruby on Rails (Ruby)
- Flask (Python)
- Pyramid (Python)
- Bottle (Python)
- Django (Python)
- node.js (JavaScript)
- aiohttp (Python)
- Fresh
Favorite site
- Wikipedia (en) Description of WAF
- Wikipedia (en) List and comparison of WAFs 1
- [Recommended] Web Framework Benchmarks
References
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Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks.pdf ↩