Frontend Frameworks

Frontend Frameworks

At FlintRow, we work with a variety of frontend frameworks to build modern, responsive web applications. This guide provides an overview of the frameworks we use and best practices for working with them.

React

React is our primary frontend framework for building user interfaces. We use React for:

• Single-page applications (SPAs)
• Progressive web apps (PWAs)
• Complex user interfaces with rich interactions
• Applications requiring real-time updates

Best Practices

When working with React, we follow these best practices:

• Use functional components and hooks instead of class components
• Implement proper state management with Context API or Redux
• Break down components into smaller, reusable pieces
• Use React.memo for performance optimization
• Implement proper error boundaries

Angular

Angular is our framework of choice for enterprise applications requiring:

• Strict typing and robust architecture
• Large-scale applications with multiple developers
• Complex form handling and validation
• Integration with enterprise systems

Best Practices

When working with Angular, we follow these best practices:

• Follow the Angular style guide
• Use NgRx for state management in complex applications
• Implement lazy loading for better performance
• Create reusable modules and services
• Use Angular CLI for project scaffolding and management

Vue.js

Vue.js is our framework of choice for:

• Projects requiring a gentle learning curve
• Progressive enhancement of existing applications
• Lightweight applications with excellent performance
• Projects requiring flexibility in implementation

Best Practices

When working with Vue.js, we follow these best practices:

• Use Vue 3 Composition API for complex components
• Implement Vuex for state management
• Create single-file components
• Use Vue Router for navigation
• Follow the official Vue.js style guide

Framework Selection

We select the appropriate framework based on:

• Project requirements and complexity
• Client preferences and existing technology stack
• Performance considerations
• Development timeline and team expertise

Framework Comparison

Feature	React	Angular	Vue.js
Learning Curve	Moderate	Steep	Gentle
Performance	Excellent	Good	Excellent
Community Support	Very Large	Large	Growing
Enterprise Adoption	High	Very High	Moderate