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Ruslan Magomedov2015-09-09 14:05:17
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Ruslan Magomedov, 2015-09-09 14:05:17

Is it possible to create a site a la www.materialup.com without frameworks?

There is a website - materialup.com. I really like its format, and I want to make exactly the same site, except that the theme and content will be completely different. I would like to know if it is possible to create one on a bare assembly - HTML + CSS + JS, or is it better to use some specific frameworks, for example - Material Design Lite?
It’s just that when, for example, I’m looking for how to make a Floating Action Button, either frameworks or tutorials on creating this FAB in Android applications pop up everywhere.
What is the best way to use to create almost exactly the same site?

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Rafael™, 2015-09-09
@ca3ah138

On a bare assembly - HTML + CSS + JS, you can do anything
If you know these languages, you can do everything
If you don’t know, you will ask such questions
Other people's frameworks can be useful in some way - but learning them is almost like learning additional programming languages

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red_line_nes, 2015-09-09
@red_line_nes

You can do it, in the end, the frames are also written by people, but are these hellish labor costs necessary)

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Pavel Volintsev, 2015-09-09
@copist

In any programming language, a framework is an add-on to a language. Often this is a very complex add-on, with a very high level of abstraction, with rich functionality that allows you to build an application from third-party modules, easily expand and modify it to your needs. The framework also introduces restrictions on the structure of files, the style of code design, rules for separating logic. User communities are springing up around some of these frameworks, and books are being written on how to use them. The goal of most frameworks is to save as much time as possible at the initial development stage and on the support of finished projects.
When you refuse to use, a number of difficulties arise that can only be bypassed by those who have already figured out how a particular solution is implemented in existing frameworks. Sometimes development feels like reinventing the wheel. Or wheels. Questions constantly arise: “How to do this or that, how should it work, how to encode it?”. At the same time, there is neither a community ready to help, nor examples that could be taken as a basis, nor a repository of ready-made solutions that could be connected to the project. You have to borrow solutions from open sources, often directly from other frameworks.
Software decisions made by a group of developers on a project without a framework are of little use to other developers - for them it's just information "this problem has a solution." Very few enthusiasts port solutions to existing frameworks.
Is it possible to opt out of a web framework?
Yes, you can, if the project is simple enough.
With framework or without framework

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Anton, 2015-09-09
@SPAHI4

Of course you can. If necessary? No.
PS What is so difficult about FAB?

.fab {
 height: 55px;
 width: 55px;
 border-radius: 50%;
 line-height: 55px;
 text-align: center;
 position: fixed;
 right: 16px;
 bottom: 16px;
}

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