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=Client Side=
=Client Side=
==MVC Framework==
==MVC Framework==
===Angular===
===AngularJS===
* JavaScript-based open-source front-end web framework mainly maintained by Google
* JavaScript-based open-source front-end web framework mainly maintained by Google
* JavaScript MVC framework to develop a dynamic web application.
* JavaScript MVC framework to develop a dynamic web application.
* Open source framework for the client side of the application
* Open source framework for the client side of the application
* Runs on the client browser  
* Runs on the client browser
 
==Library==
==Library==
===React===
===React===
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* Interacts with the DOM directly.
* Interacts with the DOM directly.
=Server Side=
=Server Side=
=Node.js=
===Node.js===
* Cross-platform runtime system and environment for applications written in JavaScript.
* Cross-platform runtime system and environment for applications written in JavaScript.
* Runs on the server side.
* Runs on the server side.
=Future Concurrent ?=
* Wasm https://webassembly.org/docs/high-level-goals/

Latest revision as of 05:24, 1 September 2019

Client Side

MVC Framework

AngularJS

  • JavaScript-based open-source front-end web framework mainly maintained by Google
  • JavaScript MVC framework to develop a dynamic web application.
  • Open source framework for the client side of the application
  • Runs on the client browser

Library

React

  • React is a library for building User Interfaces (UI elements).
  • Works through the “virtual DOM”
  • A single component contains both the functional part of the View and the UI itself.
  • Stands for the "view"

Jquery

  • JavaScript library.
  • Interacts with the DOM directly.

Mootools

  • Interacts with the DOM directly.

Server Side

Node.js

  • Cross-platform runtime system and environment for applications written in JavaScript.
  • Runs on the server side.

Future Concurrent ?