Famous Backend Web App Development Frameworks in 2017

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Famous Backend Web App Development Frameworks in
2017
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• As far as web development services are concerned,
  frameworks fuel the performance of programming
  language and enrich their capabilities. They also
  contain libraries with coding shortcuts to save
  the developers from writing the similar code
  every time. Web frameworks offer development
  models, APIs, and other features to support a
  dynamic web app. Some of the frameworks offer
  flexibility while others are more rigid but all
  of them have their own uses.

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• Modern, more efficient web developers have their
  own preferred frameworks and libraries that aid
  them to work effectively in a faster time frame.
  Some frameworks, these developers like more than
  others. But to claim mastery in the developmental
  game they need to have command on all latest
  technologies (including web frameworks). A pro
  developer knows how to save time through
  automation when probable get the project
  conclude faster.

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• In this article are some pro and cons of backend
  developers that were popular in 2017. Even if you
  are not a developer you can read this article so
  you know what skills to look for when you need to
  hire a developer.

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Ruby On Rails

• This backend framework combines Ruby programming
  language, HTML, CSS JS to build dynamic web
  apps. It has been used in some powerful
  enterprise-level websites. But it is also great
  for startups and small scale businesses' website.
  It gems library offer code libraries and plug-ins
  for rapid development.

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Ruby On Rails

• RoRs convention over configuration' rule lessens
  the amount of coding and standardize the
  configurations. It also offers default database
  structures, web, and services.

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Cons

• It is not a framework for beginners. Only experts
  with wide knowledge can utilize it properly.
• Ruby on Rails (RoR) developers need more server
  capacity and more resource than Python/ PHP
  developers.

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Django

• Django is basically a high level, MVC style
  framework powered by Python and Python versions
  until 3.4. Its fully stacked open source
  framework collection of Python libraries. It is
  fast, scalable, transparent and modular, enabling
  web developers to decide which functions do they
  require on their project.

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Django

• Django offers a full set of features including
  enriched API, Automatic database tables, Powerful
  cache framework for dynamic website building. It
  can also generate an admin panel for web
  configuration.

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Django

• Django being a native supporter of all common
  database engines like MySQL, SQLite, Oracle, SQL
  Server, DB2, and PostgreSQL etc. make
  intermediate migration really easy. It offers its
  own lightweight development server for some
  beginner experimentation.

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Cons

• Django has repeatedly declared a monolithic open
  source framework that keeps you bound within
  patterns.
• Not the best choice for smaller projects, you get
  large structures even for simple landing pages.
• With its dedication to backward compatibility, it
  gets more heavy and complex over time.
• Developing asynchronous processes for real-time
  chats and games is possible but complex.

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Express.js

• Express.js and Node.js have enabled JavaScript
  (the programming language used mostly for
  frontend) to offer backend functionality. Node.js
  is used to create server-side apps that's can be
  launched as websites with Express.js, which is
  also an open source framework.

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Express.js

• While Node.js wasn't intended for web
  development, Express.js can layer built-in
  functionality in Node.js applications that are
  needed for websites. Its lightweight framework
  that can let you develop complex apps quickly.
  It is the best framework for beginners with
  little JavaScript knowledge.

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Express.js

• Express.js is the backend framework that can be
  paired with the complete JavaScript powered
  software stack, needed to build and run websites
  or web-apps. This particular stack is called MEAN
  software stack where
• M means MongoDB Database
• E means Express.js backend framework
• A means AngularJS the frontend network
• N means Node.js development environment.

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Cons

• You would need to install dozens of libraries to
  complete the development kit.
• The compatibility would present an issue when
  Node.js and Express.js interact, update in one
  would require an update in the other.
• Node processors are asynchronous and
  non-blocking, which doesnt work for heavy
  computation.

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