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It seems to make sense to include a framework for Java since it's the most used language in the world currently and is often taught in schools. Spring has a quick-start tutorial specifically about handling form submission which seems like a really good fit.
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You mean, keep the links to Django and Express (since we are already endorsing these to the (much greater) extent of writing guides to them) and remove the others, just replacing them with a general statement that lots of alternatives exist? I think that's a good idea. |
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Yes, that is what I meant. |
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I don't particularly agree that these links are a problem (given the frameworks are all popular and long lived, and so are their links). I guess it does reduce ongoing maintenance due to the fact we'll always be missing someone's favourite framework. |
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I agree that the list should not continually be added to. Everyone's favorite framework shouldn't make the list. Perhaps the intended audience of the article can guide the decision of which frameworks it would be helpful to include links to. |
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In the contexts of this page, I think adding one Java framework is ok. I do think however this should not be an extensive list moving forward. One example of all the top server side language frameworks gives the learner an overview into what to expect if they carry on learning in this area. The discussion on external links can be done outside of this PR (I think this will need some very clear guidelines). I'll merge this and then start making some notes on what we expect from external links :) |
This PR is in regard to the Sending and retrieving form data article, section "Other languages and frameworks" https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Forms/Sending_and_retrieving_form_data#other_languages_and_frameworks
It seems to make sense to include a framework for Java since it's one of the most used languages in the world currently and is often taught in schools.
Spring has a quick-start tutorial specifically about handling form submission which seems like a really good fit.
Let me know if there's anything you'd like changed!
Not an issue, just an improvement.
My addition includes a server-side framework for Java because it's a very popular language.
Nope!