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==Frameworks and use==

{{Main|Web application framework}}

Practicing [[code reuse]] and using [[web application framework]]s can greatly improve both productivity and [[time to market]] (McConnell 1996:537). Reusing externally developed [[Software componentry|components]] can allow an organization to reap the above benefits, while potentially saving money. However, for smaller components, it might be just as easy to develop your own components as it would be to learn new [[Application programming interface|API]]s. Also, if a component is essential to the business, an organization might want to control its development.

==Web Application Builders==

{{Main|Web application framework}}

Web app builders allow you to develop workflows and web applications with little coding. These types of builders are growing in popularity as they speed up the development process, they're easy to use, and developers can change backend/frontend code if they need to. Web app builders include:

* Budibase{{snd}} "An open source web app builder designed for rapid development"<ref>

{{cite web

|url = https://www.budibase.com

|title = Budibase: Build, launch and grow your web app

|publisher = Budibase

|accessdate = 2019-05-22

|quote = Budibase[...] is a web app builder which helps developers and non-coders build web apps with speed and flexibility.

}}

</ref>

==See also==