How to Pick the Right Framework?

It is very obvious that before choosing the right framework, you must understand the basics of using one along with its capabilities. This includes performance, scalability, segments, etc. Understand the concept by breaking them down:

• Performance: While working on any complex application, developers are required to perform the analysis by checking the compatibility and the frameworks to use. After checking the compatibility, you must know the run-time and peak performance.
• Scalability: The project on which you’ll be working should have a clear vision in terms of future goals so that the development team can work accordingly to build projects that can be scalable in the future. 
• Segments: While building a project, it is pre-defined from the client’s end about the project’s compatibility. Either web app, web page, mobile app, or all of them, frameworks have to be decided accordingly. 
• Easy-to-go: There is ‘n’ a number of frameworks and libraries available to perform different tasks so it becomes necessary to evaluate the level of difficulty before you start using that particular framework. Else the consequences could be drastic and you might end up tangling in complex situations, that’s why understanding the learning curve is a must to observe beforehand.

As we’re moving ahead in technology, it is expected from a business point of view to build projects or functionality with less effort. Time management and saving efforts of developers was one of the main reason for introducing Frameworks in programming. For example, Python is capable enough to perform almost anything but while using it, Django (which is a framework) can be used to build both web apps and services. 

Now the question is “Why should you use the framework in programming?”. To help you with that we’ll go step-wise and learn more about it. But, first things first, let’s understand it sequence-wise.