Difference Between Development Frameworks and CMS Platforms Understanding the Difference Between Development F | Page 2

The answer is complex and to some extent positive or negative.
It is clear that each client has different workflow requirements. In other words, they need a unique way to create,
manage, and share content. So, about this question: Yes, a developer needs to create a management portal and
tools for the website project from scratch every time if one chooses a framework most of the time. Is it worth it? Is
it good to waste time on building the basics from the start when there is CMS development? We are absolutely
not jumping to conclusions here until we talk about both of them.
It's hard to understand, right? We definitely need to define what the framework is but unfortunately, that is not
what we basically do. The purpose of the development framework is to speed up and facilitate the development
processes of web applications and not to delay them at all.
If you belong to the IT sphere, you must be knowing that most of the people prefer to hire full stack developers.
Have you ever try to see what does this “full stack” means? The reality is that a web developer needs multiple
tools to create a web application (mainly a content management system). These tools are combined so that a
proper environment can be created.
Coming on the process of building a web app, it is the web server that is the first requirement on a PC that runs on
OS like Windows. With the OS, a web server such as IIS, Apache or Microsoft, database like SQL server, or MySQL is
needed. These are like the components to build the web app. A programming language is required to make all
these components together hold up with one other and one may choose PHP, ROR or Java for that.
With the development framework, the most common projects are created automatically and can be integrated at
any time, which makes building a web app easier. There doesn’t exist any extensions or plugins as in CMS
development though.
CMS web app development benefits and why choose a CMS?
We can instantly say a word for the CMS platform and that word is “Instant”. As we can easily put up a great
example of WordPress web development here. With most of the CMSes, one can go on and download the
software and start using them as soon as they are downloaded from the website. Of course, it would be foolish to
build SaaS based apps using these readymade CMS. But, how about building some great websites or blogs using
them?
Conclusion: