Client-side frameworks

The client-side framework is usually a JavaScript library and runs in a Web browser, such as React, Angular and Vue. A number of web developers opt to build their web applications on top of client-side framework libraries.

1. What are examples of client-side technologies?
2. Why Angular is called client-side framework?
3. Is react a client-side framework?
4. Is Bootstrap a client-side framework?

What are examples of client-side technologies?

ASP.NET Core applications are web applications and they typically rely on client-side web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Why Angular is called client-side framework?

Angular is a front-end, or client side, framework. This means that the development and functionality is performed on your browser, and not by the server.

Is react a client-side framework?

Technically, React itself is not a framework; it's a library for rendering UI components. React is used in combination with other libraries to make applications — React and React Native enable developers to make mobile applications; React and ReactDOM enable them to make web applications, etc.

Is Bootstrap a client-side framework?

Bootstrap is used on the client-side in web development to improve web development. Bootstrap comes with classes that can be easily implemented to make a responsive website. It can be used with pure CSS and CSS predecessors jointly to create a more responsive and attractive client-side of a website.