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Database web shell framework
There is a project of a rather complex database (forwarding notes, a lot of details), you need to make a web interface for it. What tools will make it possible to simplify the construction of the interface as much as possible (the elements there, however, are quite complex)? If possible, the pros and cons of each.
PS: Programming language is not important
PPS: I plan to use AJAX extensively
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Any framework, right?
Backend:
In php: Yii
In ruby: Padrino and rails
In python: Django
If you ask which is better, you will get a bunch of holistic answers, but if anything I vote for rails or django. All of them are good in terms of AJAX, if anything :-)
Frontend:
Backbone
Spine
Knockout
They are
chosen if there is a complex client-side logic and depending on the tasks, if there is little logic - JQuery and the company.
I would use symfony (php) - it can generate admin pages based on tables in the database
If we take the .NET platform as a basis, then you should pay attention to two options:
- LightSwitch - allows you to generate the necessary forms almost in the "designer" mode. But it works on the basis of Silverlight (that is, the project will have to be additionally embedded in AJAX)
- ASP.NET Dynamic Data is a more powerful tool, Silverlight does not use it, it also allows you to generate forms for all tables on the fly and, if necessary, customize the display by describing the parameters in a metadata class that is bound by an attribute to the entity class.
Yii it is now very actively developing, a large community, a lot of modules.
Look ironspeed designer, not cheap, but worth the money in my opinion. I have been using for 4 years.
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