Framework

A framework is like the foundation and scaffolding of a building—it gives structure and support, allowing developers to focus on building the unique parts of the software.

React (for building user interfaces), Django (a web framework for Python), or Spring (a framework for Java).

Frameworks provide a standardized way to build applications, saving time, reducing errors, and ensuring best practices.

Using a framework can accelerate development, improve code quality, and make it easier to maintain and scale software.

• Use Case 1: Rapid development of web applications using frameworks like Django or Ruby on Rails.
• Use Case 2: Building complex, scalable enterprise applications with frameworks like Spring.
• Use Case 3: Creating cross-platform mobile apps with frameworks like React Native.

Choose a framework that fits the project requirements; follow the framework’s best practices; keep the framework updated to the latest version.

Over-relying on the framework, leading to inflexibility; not understanding how the framework works under the hood; choosing a framework that doesn’t fit the project’s needs.

Development time reduction, code reuse rate, number of security vulnerabilities.

Angular, React, Vue.js, Laravel.