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Comparing frameworks

 
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Given that we have a huge number of frameworks around , the first question that comes to mind is - How do we compare them. What are the parameters for comparison. This looks like a daunting task to me. I havent been developing UI for almost 6 years, so this could be the reason.
 
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Refer to the below URL

http://www.therightsoft.com/softwaretechnologies/webframeworks/?languageid=3
 
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Originally posted by Sripathi Krishnamurthy:
Refer to the below URL

http://www.therightsoft.com/softwaretechnologies/webframeworks/?languageid=3



It does not tell what it means by maturity means etc but good one to start.
 
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I found more explanation here http://www.therightsoft.com/about/ but some things like google search count looks silly
 
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Matt Raible has a good presentation on this topic (slides here). The slides have pros and cons for many frameworks.
His advice boils down to: choose 2-3 frameworks that best fits your requirements and prototype. No framework is a silver bullet, but if you have some features you can't do without, that will drive the framework you use.
 
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No framework is a silver bullet, but if you have some features you can't do without, that will drive the framework you use.



Spot on. That is why in new projects one need to build the end to end vertical slice of a typical usecase to make sure that he/she has the right choice of technologies, frameworks and architecture. This will minimise any future surprises down the track.
 
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