UI framework

Terms from Human Computer Interaction the Basics

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A UI framework is a code design philosophy consisting of software patterns or fine grain software architecture for creating UI code, often supported by computational infrastrucure (e.g. event management) and a UI toolkit. Examples for web development include the Zend Framework for PHP-based server-heavy apps and reactive frameworks used for Javascript-heavy apps.

Used in glossary entries: reactive frameworks, software architecture, UI toolkit