frameworktypen

Frameworktypen is a compound term used across domains to categorize the types of frameworks. In software engineering, a framework is a reusable skeleton that provides common functionality and an architectural pattern for building applications. Frameworktypen describe how frameworks differ in scope, purpose, and the level of control they impose on application code.

In software, frameworks and libraries are distinct: a framework typically dictates the program’s structure and the flow of control, while libraries are invoked by the programmer. Frameworks often offer scaffolding, enforce conventions, and support cross-cut concerns such as routing, data access, or user interface.

Types of frameworktypen in software include:

- Application frameworks

- Web frameworks

- Front-end UI frameworks

- Back-end frameworks

- Microframeworks

- Full-stack frameworks

- Testing frameworks

- Data processing frameworks

- Desktop and mobile app frameworks

- Plugin and extension frameworks

In construction and engineering, frameworktypen can refer to the typology of structural frames, such as timber frames, steel frames, and concrete frames. These determine how loads are distributed, how the structure is assembled, and how it interacts with other building systems.

When selecting a frameworktypen, criteria include scope, flexibility, ecosystem, learning curve, performance, and licensing. The goal is to balance reusability and control with project-specific requirements.