Technology plays an essential part in the fast development of our world. With the advent of new technologies every year, it has become an utmost priority for almost everyone to be at the top of their game when it comes to learning. Technology is changing constantly, and this fact makes it all the more important for people from the tech field to keep on evolving their skills. Learning new skills opens new avenues for growth and success in our careers.
Good knowledge of popular frameworks and libraries goes a long way in developing a new application. It’s important for new as well as experienced programmers to have the latest knowledge for application development.
Frameworks offer developers the tools and functions they need and the rules for designing the architecture of websites, apps, APIs, services, and other solutions. As a result, you can quickly construct the skeleton for your project and then expand it based on the needs. Almost all IT firms use web frameworks to construct dynamic online apps.
Here are the top 10 (Frontend + Backend) frameworks that Java Web Developers Can Learn in 2022:
- Spring/Spring-boot – Spring Framework is one of the most popular web frameworks. The Spring framework, which is built for the Java platform, allows us to create simple, flexible, and quick applications and systems. A Spring-based Java application using Spring Boot uses simple code writing at its core using the main method.
- Struts – Strut is a robust open-source framework for web applications that follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) model and extends the JSP API. It is easy to set up and provide flexibility and extensibility. It can be a good starting point for your career as a web developer.
- Hibernate – Hibernate is an Object-Relational-Mapping (ORM) database for Java applications. Hibernate provides an abstraction layer so that the code is loosely coupled with the database.
- Apache Hadoop – Apache Hadoop provides a software framework and works on the MapReduce programming model. These utilities can easily handle huge volumes of data (Big Data), store, analyze and process them to provide faster and more efficient results.
- Vue – Vue, a new open-source front-end framework built on JavaScript, is one of the most promising technologies for creating user interfaces. It is much lighter than other frameworks, making it ideal for dynamic projects and single-page apps. It has a highly customizable and flexible design that allows it to be readily integrated with third-party applications.
- Kafka – Apache Kafka is a community distributed event streaming platform capable of handling trillions of events a day. Kafka is based on an abstraction of a distributed commit log. Kafka is built on top of the ZooKeeper synchronization service.
- Spark – Spark is an open-source web development framework. It has a more powerful and modern design pattern. The primary objective of Spark is processing huge data and also supports advanced analytics with SQL queries, machine learning and graph algorithms.
- Node.js – Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform runtime environment for developing server-side and networking applications. Node.js applications are written in JavaScript and can be run within the Node.js runtime on OS X, Microsoft Windows, and Linux. It provides a rich library of various JavaScript modules which simplifies the development of web applications using Node.js to a great extent.
- Angular – Angular is the best front-end web framework, not only because Google manages it, but also because it has a large and vibrant community. One of the outstanding features of Angular is that we can use this framework to build single-page applications because it is based on MVC architecture (Model-View-Controller).
- React – React is not a web framework, but we have mentioned it here because it serves the same purpose as a web framework. Using React, we can create single-page applications. We can also even develop mobile apps using React. React integrates with other libraries for dealing with state management, routing, and interaction with API.
