I am looking for a Web Framework to move windows based applications to the web.
The main requirements to WF are the following:
- unit tests support
- desktop and mobile browsers support
- long term viability
- maturity of the framework
I am looking for a Web Framework to move windows based applications to the web.
The main requirements to WF are the following:
I heavily prefer CakePHP for PHP, Django for Python, Rails for Ruby.
In terms of front-end, if you're looking for a desktop-esque end user experience you should look into ExtJS or YUI.
In my opinion, with contributions from the SO community
I have been using Wicket for about a year and it is fantastic. It's java based, supports unit tests, and uses a very flexible templating system for display.
ASP.NET MVC will probably be the de facto standard on the .NET platform. Also, MonoRail has been around for quite a while and still doesn't support caching. It seems like a very difficult thing to do, and is a major drawback if you ask me.
For Python, I recommend Pylons (docs) (book)
if you're a java progammer, check out the Struts framework by the Apache folks.