Is this an MVC framework?
I have built a framework for my applications that has been working well, and I have always referred to it in my mind as an MVC. However, after reading some more on what an MVC is (not that I didn’t to start with, but I gave it a very brief overview, and looked at other frameworks that used the mvc pattern), and it has given me pause for thought.
Are there any large scale enterprise frameworks for PHP
I’m curious if there are any commonly used large enterprise frameworks for PHP that would be your whole or most of your environment if you were working in PHP. Something comparable to ASP.NET’s WebForms or MVC in that when you’re working in either one, most of your code and system is based off of working integratively within that framework.
Are there any well-known quantitative approaches to evaluate a particular design whether it satisfies or violates the SOLID design principles? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How would you know if you’ve written readable and easily maintainable code? [closed] (19 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I designed an application framework by considering the SOLID design principles and supported by design patterns. However, I wonder if there are any automated tools or well-known approaches to evaluate […]
Why retrieves a native app data faster than one with PhoneGap?
I know that an app developed with PhoneGap is slower than a native one because at PhoneGap the whole code must be interpreted at runtime into a native one.
What aspects should I be wary of when choosing a web development framework?
I am a relatively new to the world of software development and I’ve used the Ruby on Rails framework to develop relatively simple applications before. I know that frameworks can be extremely useful in terms of getting applications up and running quite quickly.
Why isn’t there a private deployment option for the .NET framework? [closed]
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Advice needed – CMS vs. framework [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Why choose an established CMS as opposed to building one from scratch? (6 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I am going to make a website for a client that wants to be able to alter the site about every week (changing pictures and textual information mostly). It is for […]
write my own or choose a framework for link sharing website [closed]
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Which Ext JS license should be acquired (when developing a Spring MVC/Hibernate/Ext JS web application)? [closed]
Is it possible to use the GPL license or similar allowing only part of the app’s source
to be distributable, e.g. the Extjs components, but not allow users to see other components of the system? i.e. the Spring MVC, hibernate server components?
Is it possible to restrict access to the ExtJS source if using a GPL license?
In general is it possible to restrict distribution of some aspects of the source when using GPL?
Is it possible to develop a web application entirely in Javascript today (client and server) including a RESTful API exposing PostgreSQL data?
Where I work we have over a dozen internal SW systems that we have developed in-house using a variety of technologies, frameworks, and languages. Those include various from Microsoft (ASP.NET Web Forms, WebAPI, WinForms, SharePoint, Office Automation, Win8 Native Apps, SQL Server, SSRS) and others not from Microsoft (plain-old JS/HTML/CSS, PHP, Lithium, PostgreSQL, MySQL). Our SW dev team has grown and shrunk again to where it’s just me and one other dev now. I love trying shiny new tech and taking advantage of different tools to get things done, which partly explains the huge span of different technologies we’ve chosen over the years, but we’re suffering from the “jack of all trades, master of none” syndrome.