8. NextJS

Next.js is an open-source web development framework created by Vercel enabling React-based web applications with server-side rendering and generating static websites and it also meet SEO requirements as well to make your business on the top of search engine.

Top Features of NextJS:

● You can efficiently import CSS records from a JavaScript file, without facing any complexity.

● Post launch of the Next.JS 10.0.0, you can avail the features of an inherent Image Component and Automatic Image Optimization.

● You can effectively deal with static documents, just like images, and that too under the root index folder called “public”.

● You’ll get TypeScript experience out of the box, like an IDE that makes your work easier.

● It comes up with the great supports for modern browsers like IE11, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, and many others.

Pros

Next.js is a framework that builds quick static websites that simply behaves like creating dynamic web application.

Cons

The framework typically requires more web development with an aim to make changes in the web application.

Excellent performance in terms of load times.

The framework comes up with a poor plugin ecosystem.

Next JS provides “lazy loading” and automatic code splitting.

You’ll not find any specific built-in state manager.

The framework is well-equipped with robust and built-in CSS and Sass support.

It does not support any visual editing or direct publishing, especially for non-technical users.

ExpressJS is one of the most popular back-end Javascript frameworks among developers just because of its open-source, minimalistics back-end support, modularity and comprehensible HTML-based template syntax. Moreover, you can quickly design and build Angular’s intuitive API as well as create web applications for your business purpose.

Top Features of ExpressJS:

● ExpressJS is the best framework for creating single-page, multi-page, hybrid, and deploying web applications for your business needs.

● Quickly set up middleware to respond to HTTP Requests for your business applications.

● The framework comes up with a routing table with simple client routing requests that typically supports different actions based on HTTP method and URL.

● Easily renders HTML Pages based on passing arguments to templates.

● Seamless integration with template engines such as Jade, Vash, EJS, etc. is made easier with this framework

● The framework allows you to easily perform database linking with MongoDB, Redis, and MySQL.

Pros Cons

Easy to customize and configure for certain demands as per your business needs.

You’ll face various client request problems, especially with framework’s middleware system.

Based on URL and HTTP methods, it is possible to define the routes of the existing app.

There are several issues with the callbacks.

The framework provides integration with EJS, Vash, Jade and other template engines efficiently.

Express does not strictly follows any specific structure, making it difficult for developers work on different app functionalities.

This JavaScript framework typically supports strong connection with leading databases like MySQL, Redis, and even MongoDB.

Callbacks are major challenging factors with this framework as you might need to deal with complicated writing style.

Conclusion

The web frameworks I mentioned in this piece, also include Backbone JS, Ember JS, Vue JS, Angular JS, and a few others.

Yet knowing these technologies and your specific project needs will help you select the ideal website framework. Once you've picked a wise choice, hire specialised web developers for your company to provide the required technical assistance.

That's a summary of the more well-known frameworks that you should be exploring to utilise when creating web applications for your company's requirements.