If it is a single-page app, it is recommended to use a framework
It seems that teambition uses angular js, so every time there is a huge loading, you have to wait
Depending on the demand, it is not necessarily necessary to use it, but it is now popular to separate the front and back ends. The front end is responsible for routing and template output, and the back end is responsible for data processing. They are transmitted through Json (refer to Restful API). You can go to the scotch.io website to see Look, there are many cases of using front-end frameworks combined with back-end
If it is a single-page app, it is recommended to use a framework
It seems that teambition uses angular js, so every time there is a huge loading, you have to wait
Depending on the demand, it is not necessarily necessary to use it, but it is now popular to separate the front and back ends. The front end is responsible for routing and template output, and the back end is responsible for data processing. They are transmitted through Json (refer to Restful API). You can go to the scotch.io website to see Look, there are many cases of using front-end frameworks combined with back-end
You can use MEAN if you like
Wonder why my answer was ignored.
You can use react
To use react, you need some js skills. In addition, react is very powerful. When you use its full technology stack, you will slowly feel it.