12個最新的WEB開發架構

原文地址：http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2011/04/12-freshly-baked-frameworks-for-web-developers.html

 

       Frameworks such as jQuery
, Javascript
, HTML5
and CSS
are
important on building a website. Most developers sometimes rely or
choose frameworks that will help them to focus on creating websites that
they really want and not spending so much time on thinking how or what
to do in designing a website.

 

      The demands for rich and interactive frameworks is so much greater
and with that the in-demand and known frameworks such as jQuery and
Javascript are constantly creating a boundless, rich, interactive,
innovative and up-to-date plugins to meet the growing demands.

 

      Below you will find 12 freshly-baked frameworks; built in a full
packed and robust semantics. Try one or two of these new frameworks and
surely it will help you speed up your web design development. Whether
you are a web developer or a mobile developer this article will help you
decide what frameworks you can easily use and when you master the art
of using it you’ll be freeing a lot of your time, effort and energy on
creating a actual website or application!

 

1. Timeglider

2. TreesaverJS

3. 520 Grid System

4. LimeJS

5. Wink Toolkit

6. XUI

7. Baker Framework

8. ActiveJS

9. RightJS

10. EZ-CSS

11. Marker CSS

12. Atatonic

Author : Hannah Milan

Hannah Milan is the founder and curator of MOObileFrames
,
a collection of wireframes, sketches and user interface drawings that
focuses on mobile applications. She is also a co-founder of WebdesignerAid
, a resource blog for web designers. She’s managing also the HTML5beauty
, a showcase of HTML5 websites and SubmitQuickly
, an online service for bloggers and creative people. You can follow her via Twitter as @humbleuidesigns.

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