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What are you referring to?

• sk5t 8y ago
  Ditto, if something extremely special happened in the years 2008-2012 with regard to frameworks, its cataclysmic significance seems to have escaped my notice. Rails? /shrugs
  • erikpukinskis 8y ago
    I think maybe they are just referring to the fact that in that era pretty much everyone had to build their own "framework" to get a big web app up, because there weren't a lot of established choices.
    • scarface74 8y ago
      Between 2008-2012 there was ASP.Net Web Forms and MVC was becoming popular. I didn’t play in the Java space back then but there were plenty of Java frameworks (https://dzone.com/articles/what-serverside-java-web-framework-will-be-next-2008 https://dzone.com/articles/what-serverside-java-web-framewor...) Ruby on Rails was released in 2005. Knockout JS was introduced in 2010. Django was released in 2005. There was also Mojolicous for Perl also released in 2008.
    • jgust 8y ago
      This is what I meant, apologies for being cryptic. Web/JS development was absolute chaos, it just so happened that Facebook & Google won the day and we've converged on some "standards" in React/Vue/Angular, and I use that term very loosely. The things I've seen. shudders