Ramverkbaserade

Ramverkbaserade is a term used in Swedish software development to describe a programming paradigm that leverages pre-existing frameworks or architectures (ramverk in Swedish) to develop applications. This approach is based on the idea of building on top of mature and proven codebases, which can provide a foundation for faster development and improved quality.

In a ramverkbaserad development environment, developers rely heavily on pre-existing frameworks, libraries, and tooling to reduce the amount of code that needs to be written from scratch. This can lead to faster time-to-market, as well as improved code maintainability and reliability. By leveraging pre-existing code, developers can focus on implementing business logic and value-added functionality, rather than reinventing the wheel.

The concept of ramverkbaserad development has gained popularity in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries, where it is seen as a key factor in achieving lean and agile software development. At the same time, this approach has also sparked discussions about the potential drawbacks of relying too heavily on third-party code, such as the risk of vendor lock-in and reduced innovation.

Some of the key characteristics of ramverkbaserad development include:

* Heavy reliance on pre-existing frameworks and libraries

* Use of mature and proven codebases as a foundation for new development

* Focus on business logic and value-added functionality

* Emphasis on faster time-to-market and improved code maintainability

While the term "ramverkbaserad" is specific to the Swedish speaking world, the underlying idea has parallels in software development traditions around the world, such as the use of microservices architecture and the importance of code modularity.