State-of-art frameworks for front-end and back-end web development

Abstract

Identifying software requirements, designing, coding, and testing using frameworks and technologies are all part of the web application development process. Frameworks are collections of libraries and classes that provide a wide range of capabilities. For front-end and back-end development, there are a variety of frameworks that support multiple programming languages. Front-end development employs front-end programming languages to create what the user sees on a website; back-end development employs back-end programming languages to fulfill those requests on the server side. When used together, it produces a unified look and feel. The database is where the data for web applications is stored for usage by back-end frameworks. Choosing the proper combination of front-end and back-end frameworks is the most critical component of the web development lifecycle. This paper discusses frontend and back-end frameworks. A systematic review was conducted utilizing highly cited publications, narrowed down to the most recent and relevant works in the research area. This study intends to give researchers and industry developers a brief reference to web development tools through a critical review