Framework

A reusable set of libraries or classes providing developers a remit for a specific type of work. Frameworks of course affect the development world and are necessary for the creation of applications in a professional and an industrialized way.

Commonly, these are the features of a Framework:

Provision of helpful "building blocks", preventing developers the writer's block.
Implementation of the IOC to allow users to focus on their main work without worrying about the mechanisms of low levels layers.
Optionally, providing to developers a third-party SPI ("Service Provider Interface") for post extensibility. SPI allows adding post features without having to modify the source code of the Framework. The new features are then discovered "runtime", ie at the execution of the application.
Implementation of the CoC ("Convention over Configuration") principle
Immutability: the Framework itself is not editable by the developers,
Default behavior chosen to facilitate its implementation.

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Introduction
... Motivation
... Features
... Manifesto
User manual
... Kernel
...... Kernel Life Cycle
...... Kernel Configuration
... Plugin
...... Plugin Life cycle
...... Request API
...... Native Module
...... Dependencies
... Tests
...... Integration Tests
Advanced topics
... Design Best Practices
... Multi-Round Plugin
... Kernel param aliases
... SPI
...... DI Provider
...... Concern
...... Extension
Definitions
... Framework
... Entreprise Stack
... API
... SPI
... Library
... Inversion of Control
... Dependency Injection
Concepts
... UnitModule
... GlobalModule
... ObjectGraph

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