Let us address this haunting yet pressing question of the current scenario. Haunting because of the large number of platforms that are available, and pressing because if you here then you most definitely need to pick one.
Though the difference between a platform and a framework is striking, in this article, we use both words interchangeably. The reader is requested to keep in mind that both platform and framework here refer to the collection of libraries/classes, and the sentiment has a common goal of providing a structured module on which a software can be developed.
The technologies are constantly being updated and hence the platform you choose today becomes a crucial factor of your website’s integrity tomorrow. This article aims at making your decision of choosing a bit easier.
After going through this article, if you still can’t choose a platform for your product, DRC Systems would love to guide you through the process and pick a platform that’s best for you.
1. WordPress
33% of the websites on the web run WordPress today. Some of these sites are hobby blogs while a few are some big websites. The reason for such widespread popularity is not just about WordPress being an Open Source platform; there is more to it. It is easily customizable, SEO friendly, updated as per the trends, and delivers high performance.
2. React
React is basically a JavaScript library that contains components for building interactive and highly scalable user interfaces. React Native is a platform that allows you to build mobile apps using only Javascript and React. The biggest advantage is the amount of time it takes to build these apps.
3. ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET MVC is an open-source framework from Microsoft that combines the functionality of MVC architecture with the best parts of ASP.NET platform. It is powerful yet light-weight and easy to manage. It employs a clean separation of MVC components. The structure is compliant and up to date with the web standards used for building dynamic, and sophisticated web applications.
4. Django
Django is a high-level web framework in Python. It makes a way for rapid development and clean design. What ‘s more? It’s open source. Django is a highly scalable platform that also takes its security responsibilities very seriously. Django lets you build the site you need with as little coding as possible.
5. Yii Framework
Is it possible to have a platform that is fast, efficient, and secure? Yes, it is! Yii is a PHP framework that is flexible, clean, and pragmatic. Yiss provides its users with the maximum functionality that in turn, adds the least possible overhead. Yii’s API is powerful and at the same time, quite simple that enables us to write more code in less time.
6. Magento
Magento provides eCommerce solutions for businesses of every size and type. It is open source, highly scalable, SEO enabled, and much more. It provides a plethora of themes and plugins that enhances a customer’s experience. Even at its most basic, Magento is a robust system offering a range of features and functionalities. Being an eCommerce platform, it hosts more than 50 payment gateway integrations.
7. Odoo
Odoo is an open source ERP solution catering to various software needs like CRM, billing, accounting, warehouse management, and eCommerce website management. Odoo model has let thousands of developers leverage on it for building numerous apps. The utmost usability and efficiency that is extremely scalable make its technical foundations unique and desirable.
Take Home Points
- As technology is advancing, people are not required to reinvent the wheel. There is a platform for every IT woe.
- All the platforms listed here use features that are up to date.
- You need to pick a platform as per your specific needs.
- Although all the platforms are designed in such a way that very little coding is required, however, at some point or the other, a non-technical person is going to hit a wall. Hence, we recommend you consult DRC Systems and get the best out of any platform that is suitable for your product.
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