Which Web framework do you use?

Discussion in 'Web Development and Programming' started by shylock, May 28, 2013.

  1. shylock

    shylock Regular Member

    There are a lot of web frameworks available now. Django, Ruby On Rails, Google Web Toolkit etc.
    How do you choose which one to use? What parameters do you assess?
     
  2. SimplySidy

    SimplySidy Website Consultant, Developer and Strategist

    I prefer to cope with the requirements and availability on the client's web server. I have not got any assignment yet with Django or Ruby on Rails, but I do use the Google Web Toolkit and also some of the variations of CSS - Bootstrap, Gumby, LESS and SAASS (if you can consider these to fit in here):sneaky:
     
  3. nightsparks

    nightsparks Regular Member

    I've been playing around with Django lately and really like it. Just for fun, I've been working on a bookmarking tool (like Delicious), but with Django. Once you get it setup initially and gain a bit of familiarity with it, it's pretty awesome.

    I had tried RoR once, but I just don't enjoy Ruby enough.

    I'm using Bootstrap with a site that I'm working on for a client. It's fairly useful so far. This is my first time using it, so it's kind of uncomfortable, but hopefully it'll pay off in the long run.
     
  4. avantidesai

    avantidesai Regular Member

    I have been using the .NET framework all through my life! love it to pieces!
     
  5. BoostN

    BoostN Regular Member

    .Net here also.
     
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  6. WooServers

    WooServers Regular Member

    I prefer .Net .
     
  7. forumside

    forumside Regular Member

    I prefer Symfony framework for PHP. It makes PHP development on enterprise level
     
  8. gallitin

    gallitin Regular Member

    I prefer PHP. When not using Wordpress and building something custom I really like Laravel.
     
  9. MartinMiller

    MartinMiller Regular Member

    web frameworks available now
     
  10. pixelek

    pixelek Regular Member

    Standalone APPS:: No frame-map
    Web:: No frame-man/bind

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