Web Development Framework Pros & Cons

[@CODERSNEVERQUIT]

Favourite notification is traversy media uploaded a video mades my day

[@TraversyMedia]

Thanks man, I'm glad for that

[@tsigiekumssa4018]

CODERS NEVER QUIT I feel the same way always!

[@wojciechlipinski7258]

'Some developers can't design for shit' 😂😂😂

[@TraversyMedia]

It's true though. Many genius programmers can not put together a decent UI :)

[@ruslanuchan8880]

I laughed so hard at that. I'm one of those people described xD

[@e4r281]

I've been a backend dev for 7 years, recently learning frontend dev and I can't design for shit :)

[@juan193]

Add me to that list!

[@StefanoPapaleo-TS]

There's the flipside too: some designers can't wirte code for shit ;)

[@DevInsideYou]

One of biggest cons of backend frameworks is that they are supposed to be backend WEB frameworks and speed up the web, ie the delivery part of your application, but they are doing too good of a job to speed up everything for you, even the business part of your application. In the beginning you are creating prototypes which is where frameworks help out a lot but once your company establishes itself in the market it might be too late to migrate away from the framework because it spread itself through all the layers and at this point it actually slows the development down. Finding that sweet spot to jump from a prototype to the "real application" is the real challenge. @Brad great video as always!

[@md.akib5124]

proud to be a laravel developer (a high level framework) and subscriber of traversy media ( a high level tutorial channel).

[@FrankSandqvist]

I find it funny that I always get Wix ads on Traversy videos :D Keep up the good work!

[@alok2573407]

You are the one who adds color into my life. You have taught numerous things in life. Wish you a Happy Birthday My Dear Brad Sir. Thanks for everything.

[@zebnat]

This video is pure Gold. Most companies should watch it before making decisions.

[@tru3kay]

Thank you Brad! I am still struggling with wanting to put myself out there as a developer because I still think & believe I can't code well enough....in comparison to other coders. That's the lowest self esteem ruling my mind but it's a huge block. I've been trying to learn to code for nearly 4 years. I'm still not confident in my skills. I figured to stop trying to learn everything (RoR, JS, angular, I still don't understand React, but love Polymer, and some others). I started focusing on vanilla JS and bought this course about the 100 JS coding challenge, and am too afraid to even start it. I honestly don't know if I'll get out of the cycle of tutorials and personal projects. You give a lot of inspiration..but my confidence is lacking. Kinda rambling now. Sorry. Just wanted to say thank you.

[@majhisumesh]

To educate someone is an honor, You educate countless children without taking any credit. The knowledge you spread is priceless. happy Bday teacher. ❤

[@steelwolf180]

Hahhaaha i laugh at the part with can't design for shit hahahahahha. Yes i got to agree cause i still think i'm bad at it

[@Johndoe1877]

Dear Brad: You are my mentor. You are my code teacher. Thank you so much for all. And i want to ask something to learn. I am not questioning or judging you. Just want to learn : 1. Why we don't like jquery anymore? Just because of old fashioned? 2. Why php is not prefering as much as before? I think php is dying. And by the time that i learn PHP (for editing my wordpress site) i liked it :(.

[@its_magnetic]

Thank you, love and respect from Sikkim India.

[@hassanfaizan5831]

You are very right. I actually did same thing that you mentioned in cons now I have started from very beginning by learning css from Your udemy course and I want to say you are one of the best instructors in the world

[@1godlessmonkey]

Another great video from a great developer and mentor. Thank you.

[@kkrizzz]

Well, React isn't "technically" a framework! I learned this yesterday from your Udemy course! Already worth it!

[@AgentZeroNine1]

The thing about coding in vanilla JavaScript (when it comes to the front-end), the more you study general and JavaScript specific design patterns, Javascript data structures and algorithms, the more projects and exercises you do in vanilla JavaScript, the better AND faster you'll get with your coding. Front-end framework mostly prevent this. That being said, exercises and studying vanilla JavaScript should be done prior to getting your foot in the door, or on your free time. Ultimately this topic comes down to what kind of programmer you want to be today and in the future; a Angular/React/Vue/future framework web developer who is quick and eventually becomes good, or a junior Javascript developer who'll become an advanced Javascript developer. It seems very difficult to be both due to always having to stay up with updates to Angular/React/Vue/future framework and/or JavaScript.

[@yurikimura4994]

Thanks for this video! I was very confused with frameworks since I’ve only made small stuff from scratch. I think learning the basics of the language first is a great idea and I’ll make sure to do that

[@cloudninja8768]

I love you sir, you are the best teacher in the world, and I am your big fan.

[@papansarkar876]

This kinda content is so refreshing for newbies like me. Bcuz it's help to cut out the negative and stressful mindset when starting a career in development field. Thanks man 👍. You rocks as always.

[@nicolearchambault2487]

From the opening sentence, I felt like I had reached a pre-recorded line for the Boston public service sector. 😂❤️ Your video is great, thanks guys!

[@jdevcast6527]

Great roundup of the pro’s & con’s. I found it useful.

[@drewbellu]

I ended up pledging and am super excited to see what Eduonix will output with it. Hopefully it's not repurposing their older videos.

[@BE-rx6gq]

No wonder, your channel is growing really fast! You just remind me of Bucky Roberts(thenewboston). I don't see him anymore but you managed to fill that gap. And your videos? They're very practical, they make me love coding even more.

[@MrJohn-wy2hn]

Yeah, I wonder how Bucky is doing. He was really a cool guy.

[@erykkryszewski5803]

what about CMS pros and cons? Im medium lvl html and css guy. Started to learn JS while ago and simple webpage is about 2 days for me. people on CMS do 10 times better sites, full shops with included backend etc. it makes me wonder all the time if there is really need for me to keep digging in code. i would have to be the professional to make something like wordpress offers you in 3 hours of ready templates...

[@bot_matrix]

I should pay this guy. Hey, let's pay this guy. Patreon?

[@amuvavi]

Thank you, Brad, you are a Superhero.

[@Ecdetails]

Brad is one of the greats

[@VeeWebCode]

awesome sir. Do you use power point for this video?

[@TraversyMedia]

Sure did

[@UrbanBDKNY]

There are also micro frameworks that start out light and you can add components you want for example like choosing your own router or your own validation library etc

[@supunlakmal4]

Cool... Thanks Mr. Brad, I learn many things from your tutorials

[@cjtay]

Hi, can you share any specific examples of websites that used a frontend/backend framework and encountered bugs/website failed to work, due to subsequent updates/changes to the framework?

[@Ash-em5pm]

"Some developers can't design for shit " yup that's me , I too jumped on the bootstrap bandwagon pretty quick and skipped a lot of css lessons during my self learning process . I learnt my mistake a couple of months ago and now I am writing my own css library to learn css . Thanks for making me realise my mistake once again Brad!

[@bogdanpintilie2989]

Really thank you for the great content. And for tomorrow because I don't know if I can get on my pc I wish you Happy Birthday!

[@kennethkipchumba2532]

Great insight Traversy

[@taghwomillionaireo.5543]

The man Brad hitting it hard

[@ahmadmobaraki7371]

Five minutes was enough for this video!

[@tsigiekumssa4018]

You are awesome as usual Brad! Thanks bro!

[@AdamsTaiwan]

I'm going to try Tachyons, a functional CSS framework. Looks like it may solve some of these problems, but not sure about re-usability.

[@saifali-fy6bl]

Happy birthday Brad ! 🍰

[@andreasmalis]

Thank you for all thiw great info!!! Happy Birthday!!!!!

[@ndifrekeumoren3548]

Thank you Brad!!! You are always a great resource to learn from. When is the Django course dropping? Is it going to be on Udemy? Cause I can't wait to buy it just as token of my appreciation for the great content you've putting out; I've learnt a lot from you. Thanks once again

[@someonesson5928]

Thanks for the video Brad - Now am even more motivated to try doing stuff myself rather than depending on Frameworks - Mostly

[@zeroproductions7759]

Hi Brad please make an video on oauth2.0

Useful video as always! thank you!!!

[@eugenemusebe4963]

You are awesome brad...would you mind making a video on building libraries

[@mathumacharia6225]

can't wait. for the. django course

[@ucheduk8186]

Thanks Brad, I see your video I watch and like

[@MULTICODE]

That's while i'm still working my css skills before jumping into frameworks

[@MenAtWorkMedia22]

Thanks, Brad! You are the man!

[@LearningSimplified]

This is a great tutorial indeed!! Thanks sir!!

[@collinsodeny]

i so much agree with you at the UI framework beginners don't like to learn CSS the will jump to a framework instead

[@bennyoo]

Great video Brad ... Would be cool if you made a tutorial for customizing a framework using the Sass files.

[@hassantayyab1513]

Do you have your own podcast? If not, I think you really should. btw thanks for sharing another great video :)

[@TraversyMedia]

I do not but I am thinking about it

[@mattdawson4281]

Hey Trav! My journey started here so I have a question! I was thinking to learn Bootstrap as my CSS framework but somehow I went on learning SASS. But I was already familiar and I did enroll in a Bootstrap course. So my question is I know SASS somewhat and I am really interested in learning Bootstrap, is there are any cons for learning two frameworks? I'm really confused.

[@arminb6896]

Brad could you do a quick video on email forms being blocked by godaddy servers? Everyone hosting sites on godaddy has problems with their emails from forms not going threw, multiple solutions on the web but no real ones.

[@YaserAz]

You always making my day. Thanks Brad :D

[@HumanAndTech]

Thank you Brad for another wonderful video, Please is there anyway possible that the community for developing such back-end frameworks can gather data from website using their frameworks (even monitor activities)??? Thanks 🙏

[@Glamorah]

Frameworks really make development much easier

[@amirhesham9529]

Hello Brad I was wondering what kind of saas applications I can build to make a little side income to support my education budget. Thanks for help.

[@salmanbutt3186]

great work.great knowledge

[@emmanuel4699]

Thanks, Brad.

[@rahulvanmali1406]

Hey Brad can you make a video on creating rest API with authentication and file upload using pure node ,no external library!

[@archer981225]

brad are you making laravel course or moderen php i like your moderen javascript its the best course out there it save me a lot of time to research all of this

[@tweetoryt]

Hey Brad, great summary! Can you maybe consider a video on Amazon AWS with Amplify (user pool, S3 Storage)? Many thanks in advance! Keep it up!

[@erfanhasanzadeh4285]

man you are the best!

[@SuperFUTECH]

Why do you have two react courses on Udemy?

[@psycodepath6180]

Hey Brad, would you someday make any tutorials about How to define an highly scalable folder structure for frontend JS framework. btw nice video as usual

[@adhijjain5685]

thanks for your videos and courses they helped me a lot keep producing such content, also, please make a tutorial on "how to build chrome extension/plugin" using react.

[@gopinathkrm58]

BRAD = GOD OF CODE.

[@TraversyMedia]

Thanks but not really :) I just explain things in a simple way and not over-complicate concepts

[@gopinathkrm58]

You are such a beautiful gift to us Brad.Thank you so much and keep doing the great work.

[@zckrdz6154]

awesome teacher!

[@vladmacak4869]

Hello Brad. Is still relevant to learn Laravel? Thank you for the answer.

[@aswebdev]

Hi Brad, will your next python web dev course contain lessons on basic python too ?

[@sandravukovic2901]

Why isn't there "I love it" button? ;-) Thanks Brad, I always learn something new from you.

[@mohamedahmedbahnsawy7206]

Awesome Tutorials thanks a lot

[@KetterHomeImprovements]

You Rock Brad

[@elhadjbabacarcisse2868]

Thanks Brad!

[@AndruideAtario]

Hi, can somebody recommend me for a project of a wordpress website incorporating auth0 login to microservices like a shiny server?

[@islammuhammad7988]

Thank you Mr. Brad! Your Videos are awesome it teach me alot I have a question for you what is your thought about polymer as it is another framework like angular from the same company google Can you make a video about it at least your thought as you may know youtube now use polymer.

[@michelribbens8014]

Hey Brad! Great video again, thanks for all the helpful information. Just wondering when you will update your Materialize CSS course on Udemy. As you mentioned in this video, some things have changed in the 1.0.0 version and I hope you can soon update the course a bit just like you did with your Bootstrap course Keep up the good work!

[@simonndungu1196]

Thanks Brad as always, Please do a crash course on Vuex, Thanks You are my hero

[@hatrick3117]

Hello everyone! I have couple questions: Using React makes website slower or faster than using vanila JS? If so then how much?

[@lardosian]

The whole idea is to make user interfaces faster by only rerendering certain components that need updating in realtime, so in theory they should be faster.

[@MR2SpyerJournal]

This stuff is helpful. I'm just jumping into back-end frameworks with Python and its a bit overwhelming.

[@RAZR_Channel]

2:50 - "Can't design for $hit"

[@hitec1691]

I am an beginner and want to learn front end web development. Which is the best paid course for this ?

[@MULTICODE]

I like your video and we Will see next time. Thanks Brad traversy

[@eotikurac]

wow, this is the only sensible take on frontend js frameworks on youtube. i've been using vue/nuxt for 2+ years and i still can't do shit with it. it's such a dumb, backwards way of thinking it boggles the mind how did they ever come up with this garbage.

[@Lokomotivan]

Well, regarding ui frameworks, all of them come with a generic design that u can customize., u can add your own style to the framework. All of them are less or sass based, so instead of writing grid system or utility classes, u can use the framework and customize/style componeents and make new elements when u need. If you build your own framework, u will still get same thing, no point...

[@tonybp]

I'm still wondering if investing a huge amount of time learning the minimal requirements enough to be proficient at this is worth it.

[@degraphe8824]

Wow You're amazing man

[@MULTICODE]

Please can you make a video on eduonix? Explain how it could be good for developer and so on

[@robehickmann]

Negatives of back end frameworks: performance, flexibility. Most applications are dictated by a Business problem they are trying to solve. While it is possible to create generic data models, we are running on physical computers with physical constraints. Data modelling, especially data locality have a big impact on performance. Also, the price you pay for a generic system is massively increased code complexity, which has constraints on long term maintenance and performs worse, usually much worse. When you are building on top of a 3rd party system, you are building on a set of rules and assumptions. These assumptions are closely tied to current 'fads''. The web is not a static platform and having this constraint can limit what you can do long term.

[@RinkuKumar-rt6bi]

Hello sir , Which JavaScript framework is the best framework for web application development?

[@FinalWebDesign]

Rinku Kumar Vue is a great JavaScript framework for developers. There is a bright future ahead for Vue Js developers as more companies start incorporating the new framework. Currently React JS is being used by the majority of corporations and enterprises and has a lot of job positions available.

[@dhanmoninath834]

Thank you sir for your videos. Can you please make a tutorial on Google Site Verification API?

[@retiar2111]

I love when he bashes the nerdy jerks. They had it coming long time.

[@rajatmehra2186]

Sir , I m interested in this course but plzzz add subtitle options in all eduonix courses like Full stack web development course thank you

[@husreihn1070]

Hey brad, i am a longtime follower. I know you do mostley web dev. But do you want to do these tutorials Docker Jenkins And Java / spring rest api and websockets Microservices with docker and java api Also python with the mscikit ml libary Pleasee

[@gauravrajghimire6396]

already jumped into one..

[@khanlakhno2757]

Brad, you are cool

[@Thesrik23]

When we can expect your Django course to be on Udemy. One request please cover at least one Django project covering Redis, Celery.

[@TraversyMedia]

Probably a couple weeks. We will most likely focus on one larger project rather than multiple small ones.

[@Thesrik23]

I saw that project pic on your Instagram account, It was Real Estate app. One question, what new things are there?

[@worthitmakethis7792]

ok.....so I'm going to start a Brad fan club TODAY