nginx is a web proxy server xui is a UI style library backbone is a front-end mvc framework CKEditor is an editor RequireJs is a js module loader jQuery is not a framework, it is a code library Underscore is even more of a tool library .
So, first clarify what it is, and then consider the issue of conflict or not
Among those listed in the screenshot, only Backbone.js can be called Framework (and it is less intrusive), and the rest can only be regarded as Library (Nginx is a web server, skip it)
Above, there is no problem of "multiple framework conflicts" because there is only one "framework"
As for "How can a website use multiple JavaScript frameworks without conflict?", there is really no answer to this question. I can only say that it depends on the situation, and usually we will avoid such an approach.
If you have any doubts about the definitions of Framework and Library, there are a lot of related articles, please Google them yourself
nginx is a web proxy server
xui is a UI style library
backbone is a front-end mvc framework
CKEditor is an editor
RequireJs is a js module loader
jQuery is not a framework, it is a code library
Underscore is even more of a tool library .
So, first clarify what it is, and then consider the issue of conflict or not
Among those listed in the screenshot, only Backbone.js can be called Framework (and it is less intrusive), and the rest can only be regarded as Library (Nginx is a web server, skip it)
Above, there is no problem of "multiple framework conflicts" because there is only one "framework"
As for "How can a website use multiple JavaScript frameworks without conflict?", there is really no answer to this question. I can only say that it depends on the situation, and usually we will avoid such an approach.
If you have any doubts about the definitions of Framework and Library, there are a lot of related articles, please Google them yourself
Just forget it if js will conflict
What the hell is it to list nginx 0.0