Application for a List of IT Equipment Developed Through Framework Uniframe

A common practice in the development of Internet applications entails keeping all application logic on the server, whereas jQuery was used for simple user-website interaction. The UniFrame framework enables a different approach. The need for the MVC framework on the client side is evident when one does not only wish to work HTML, but also with the data on the page. JavaScript frameworks have created a new possibility ? a world where part of the application logic occurs on the client side. They allow us more fluid work on the site without undue refreshing whenever a new request is forwarded to the server. We used AngularJS, an open-source development framework supported by Google. AngularJS lets us expand plain HTML with its dynamic components. Unlike other frameworks, after connecting to the MVC architecture AngularJS does not require complicated coding, but acts as an intermediary between server and client, and thus allows us to easily write web applications on the client side, as if a smarter browser was being used. HTML was used as the template language, and it was expanded clearly and concisely through the built-in controls. It automatically synchronizes the user interface data with their JavaScript models through double data binding. Communication between the server and the client takes place via a REST interface that allows us to view, update, delete and add new data even without refreshing the working web page. Using this technology enables a simple and pleasant user experience for the site administrator, as well as for the students, teachers and all those who visit our system which allows access to all information related to IT equipment in the higher education institutions.