
A framework is a coherent set of structural components that creates the foundation and models the core architecture of your application.
In essence, a framework doesn't give you a finished house; it gives you the proven blueprints, tools, and rules to build a stronger, more maintainable one.
How is it Characterized?
- Genericity: It is inherently generic and weakly specialized, designed to be adapted rather than used as-is.
- Guidance: It provides constraints and conventions that guide your application's architecture, ensuring consistency and best practices.
See Our Framework Philosophy: « a constant development by addition of completeness to completeness »
