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Dawid Dziurzyński
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A software framework, in general, is a platform for constructing software applications. Frameworks integrate common resources into a single package that can be selectively customized by adding user-written code. It’s intended to serve as a support or guide for the building of something that expands the structure into something useful. A framework is similar to an application programming interface (API), though technically a framework includes an API. It serves as a foundation for programming, while an API provides access to the framework’s supporting components.
Some people might think of a software framework as a collection of libraries, similar to how libraries are made up of precompiled routines.
A library is nothing more than a set of class definitions. The reason for this is simple code reuse, which means getting code that has previously been produced by others. In the framework, all of the control flow is already included, and there are a number of predefined white areas that can be filled with code. The distinction between a library and a framework is that a framework calls the code while the other does not.
There are several framework solutions available to enable creating apps for a variety of application development disciplines easier. Some of these frameworks types are:
A framework isn’t required: it’s “only” one of the tools available to assist you in developing better and quicker. A framework assures the long-term viability of your apps. If a development team works independently, only that team will be able to easily maintain and update the program.
Solutions like frameworks make life easier for developers because it provides the tools to manage the whole development process, or at least a large portion of it, from a single platform. It’s simple to understand, consistent, implement, and uses all the best practices from the past, with the ability to evolve in the future.
To learn more about frameworks, see the blog posts below.
September 20, 2023 - 6 min read
SwiftUI and Flutter are frameworks for creating user interfaces for mobile applications. Both frameworks are based on the concept of declarative programming, in which developers describe what the user interface should look like and not code every element of it.
Read moreAugust 23, 2023 - 6 min read
Ever wondered how to make your Flutter app run smoothly while managing its memory and data? Here come Flutter Widgets.
Read moreJuly 7, 2023 - 9 min read
Whether you’re a beginner dipping your toes into Flutter or an experienced developer, this blog post provides a clear roadmap for navigating the terrain of modular codebases within Flutter.
Read moreJune 2, 2023 - 6 min read
This blog post will guide you through creating smooth animations using the combined power of Flutter and Rive, helping you take your app design to new heights.
Read moreApril 7, 2023 - 8 min read
As a Vue.js developer, the process of setting up a new project can often be challenging and time-consuming. Fortunately, @antfu has created a powerful starter template called Vitesse to make this task much more manageable.
Read moreApril 4, 2023 - 6 min read
How do you ensure our app does precisely what it should do without any unexpected behaviour? To do so, we have to test it.
Read moreMarch 15, 2023 - 6 min read
An introduction to managing Widget State efficiently with Flutter Hooks.
Read moreFebruary 22, 2023 - 7 min read
Today e-commerce platforms are essential for companies selling their products and services online. One of the critical functionalities of any e-commerce platform is payment processing.
Read moreDecember 20, 2022 - 4 min read
Choosing the proper workflow is a critical decision that will allow us to configure and create the Flutter project better.
Read moreDecember 14, 2022 - 8 min read
Any of us who have worked longer on Flutter projects know how important it is that the project has the proper structure and architecture – that it’s scalable and testable. How can you achieve these goals?
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