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What frameworks to choose for building a web application?
There is a task to create a web application for a help desk call center in which both "girls on the phone" and administrators filling and editing the database will work. As a result, there are a lot of tables (huge in terms of the number of lines) and work with them, as well as import / export of data from all kinds of excels. Communication will most likely be with MySQL.
For the PHP back-end, for the face, of course, the great (because there is no alternative) trinity in the face of HTML5 / CSS3 / ECMAScript5 (6).
The question arose, what frameworks to use for the muzzle and back? And is it worth it at all? One of the main requirements is the reactivity of the muzzle comparable to native applications, that is, a minimum of page reloads. In terms of backing, there are no requirements, but I would like to hear the recommendations of those who have solved similar problems.
PS: I'm a layman in web development.
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If you need usability, a lot of pop-up windows and a lot of information loaded via ajax, then take some Backbone or angular for the front.
If all forms are normal, with a minimum of ajax, then you can do without frameworks.
Regarding the backend, you have already been answered: Yii2, Laravel.
По поводу бека, в вашей задаче нету ничего специфичного. Подойдет любой актуальный фреймворк. (Yii, Symphony, Laravel, Phalcon и тд.).
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