Frameworks are platforms for various programs and functions on Windows and Linux systems. They were designed to make scripts easier to execute. The most important thing to know about them is that they allow certain programs to run on your computer.
Framework functions
The framework consists of a virtual machine and many different integrated components. It also includes class libraries that are used to describe functions in machine code.
The framework does several things:
- makes it easier to work with complex technologies;
- ties together discrete objects or components into something more useful;
- Forces the command to implement the code in a way that facilitates sequential coding
- allows you to make fewer mistakes and create more flexible applications;
- makes it easy to check and debug the program code because it is structured.
The framework provides an excellent database that you can use in your Windows and Linux programs. It creates a "work environment" that allows programs to run and function outside of existing constraints. It also provides user interface and data management.
Framework architecture
An architecture is a style of programming code that includes specific structural elements. This is implemented to provide a specific methodology for implementation into the program. The class documents provided in the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) package are building blocks of the architecture. Essentially, the architecture implements the relationships between objects. These relationships include heredity, encapsulation, etc.
The framework architecture has attributes that you can safely ignore or replace if you don't need them. This organization is very useful because it creates the ability to use reusable frameworks that provide some advanced functionality. But once you start using them, serious refactoring problems can arise in later stages of development.
Design patterns
The patterns of using a particular architecture are also a methodology. Their use provides a special method of interaction. However, if you use behaviors, the entire application will adhere to this exact implementation. Basic design patterns are pretty primitive and very easy to remember. They do not have to be complex and based on the fact that components and objects interact with each other.
