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I was wondering if anyone can help in choosing a framework as this is my requirement:
We have to use our own model, we have an internal JS Database that is our model that sits inside the browser and syncs with the remote server, so this is a deal breaker as we have to use our Model and not the framework's... We will have to manually handle any mapping between GET and SET any data from and to, the Model... (can I even use a JS Framework with this requirement)
We will use Bootstrap for the UI so we don't need any Framework that comes with UI such as Ext JS, we need pure framework
We would like (but don't have to) keep using jQuery. This is not a deal breaker, but if we can continue and use jQuery it will make our learning curve shorter.
We need good Routing capabilities including the ability to change the actual View (i.e.: show hide DIV of current selected route) and not just fire an event when new Route is selected.
Binding and Templates would be a plus (I believe all good frameworks have it)
A light Framework would be better, but not a must.
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I started using the python django framework. Can I open a dynamic site without using JavaScript? I find python easy to use and for some reason I don't like JavaScript.
In order to implement dynamic elements (such as displaying messages at button click without updating the site) you need to instruct the browser to change the respective DOM elements.
Currently the only fully supported language that browsers understand for that purpose is Javascript.
There are Javascript alternatives such as Dart or Typescript, but they need to be transpiled to Javascript to work with browsers.
So, practically you cannot build a dynamic website without Javascript at the moment.
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I want to display my product like this : with selection step by step
https://www.wefix.net/pages/marques?type=phone
I don't now how to do it, is this javascript and PHP or jQuery and PHP ? How it's called ? if somebody have time to help, I would be grateful.
I have checked the link you have mentioned. By inspecting, it looks like it is built in a .Net framework using Shopify. They have also used jQuery in it.
If you want to build a web application, there are many options are available to build a web application. Like you can use .Net MVC, PHP, Python, Angular, React, etc.
All the languages have their own pros and cons. You should select the option based on your requirements and which is less complex as per your expertise.
Payment gateway integration and designing can be done as per your requirement in all the languages. So, that can not be a barrier to select a language.
It's called the steps left pattern and can be achieved in pure html and css.
Here is an example using bootstrap (You do not need Bootstrap for this).
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What are main differences between ReactJS and jQuery? All the things are already can be done by jQuery itself then why we need React?
I searched in google and still am not clear about it.
Mostly it explains about the benefits in terms of "views", "components, "state", etc -- concepts that are unfamiliar for someone like myself who has only a superficial understanding of frameworks.
And where we have to use the React? Even for a small application (basic CRUP operation with some validation) we can use or it's really needed for a large application?
jQuery is a JavaScript library that simplifies HTML DOM tree manipulation, event handling, animation, and Ajax.
React allows you to update and render specific components when your data changes, which is great for development of single-page or mobile applications.
React is great for creating reusable sections of UI code, and layering them on top of each other so that you don't need to re-render the DOM as often. I have heard many people say that the more you need to update your DOM, the more you should lean towards React because it is built to treat your application's elements independently, which can make UI/UX seem a lot smoother. jQuery provides independent functions to your code to perform tasks, so it is great for making minor changes to the DOM, without having to restructure your whole UI.
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I just begin to learn web design. And I want to learn some design style and I noticed that most web pages are part static html and part javasript. But why some web pages are all rendering using javascript? Is it for safe reason or for saving traffic load ? I know using javascript can save the traffic load but I don't know what's the point all using javascript.
If it's a static page, then it's usually not a great use case for all javascript. But if it has dynamic data or interactivity it can be easier to use javascript to create the views as it's rendered rather than rendering it all, and then using javascript to query the elements to make changes or interactivity
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I've got a site which isn't REST based and I'm auditing my front-end and planning on re-writing it. I enjoy using Backbone, but not taking full advantage of Backbone (since my site isn't a single page app and I'm not necessarily consuming or bootstrapping any data on page load with fetch or updating with sync.
Does it make sense to keep Backbone around or should I be looking elsewhere? Or on top of that, should I make my back-end more RESTful?
I still like using it for non-REST projects because it helps me organize my code.
If your codebase is easier to understand and easier to maintain when you use Backbone than when you don't, there's no shame in using it. Same goes for any of the other frameworks out there.