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There are millions and millions of websites over the internet and PHP powers most of them. PHP is a web scripting language that is used to build dynamic websites. PHP is such a versatile server side language, that it has been modified and customized by many to create developer friendly frameworks. There are many frameworks that are used today such as CakePHP, CodeIgnitor or Symfony. Well, there is always a doubt whether core PHP is better or should one use frameworks for web development. Core PHP web development? There is nothing ‘good’ or ‘bad’ about it. Let’s understand that PHP is at the roots of everything. It is the fundamental base upon which all other frameworks stand. So, even if you use frameworks, you must know PHP! So, what’s the difference? Well, with core PHP, the developer needs to create logic from scratch and program it by using the syntax provided by this scripting language. With frameworks, you get some ready code and ready tools to...

Nowadays, the user experience delivered by an application determines its popularity and profitability in the longer run. Hence, it becomes essential for developers to focus on both front-end and back-end of the application. Normally, the users can see, touch and experience the front-end or user interface of the application directly. But the front-end experience of an application is driven by various aspects of its backend – database interactions, business logic, user request processing, and performance. Hence, the developers frequently explore ways to enhance the performance and quality of the backend code. Most developers take advantage of robust back-end frameworks to make the applications deliver optional user experience without putting extra time and effort. Brief Overview of 12 Widely Used Back-end Web Frameworks 1) ASP.NET Core Microsoft recently released ASP.NET Core 1.0 with several innovative features to simplify development, testing, and deployment of both web and cloud ...