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Web application frameworks. This subsection provides an overview of the available web app development frameworks. Modern web application development is based on widely-­used frameworks that have been developed through state-­of-­the-­art design software design patterns. Common practices have been applied when developing these frameworks, while in parallel refining them and creating a solid base for the development of a new web application. This allows developers to re-­use already existing mature technologies/frameworks. This not only avoids re-­inventing the wheel (saves time), but also to establishes a solid base for a reliable and robust backend platform. Internally, most the systems are handling basic functionalities that are common in the majority of web applications, such as user management, exposure of services, scalability in terms of number of users and requests. Each of these frameworks have certain predefined capabilities and, in most cases, support similar functionalities either inherently or by adding external software components. A key criterion for the analysed frameworks was the fact of them being released as open-­source, in order for BehavAuth to be able to leverage the advantages of the open-­source software such as the community support, maturity, and security. The web application development frameworks are being analysed based on the: 1. Programming language in which they are developed. 2. Security components that are already built-­in the framework.
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