Webix

As web development becomes more complicated, advanced frameworks and libraries become a more critical component of staying ahead of the pack. Javascript has become one of the essential languages for designing websites and applications, but new users often aren't aware of the rich functions available to them, and even seasoned developers can find the process of coding to be a far more labor intensive process than it once was. Webix seeks to expedite the process of development through its library of easy to use Javascript functions. Developers can spend less time coding and more time working on the higher level design of their sites and apps when they rely on Webix to handle the more complicated aspects of their code. Webix is an open source standalone UI that draws on the experience earned from eight years of development. Controls for HTML and CSS are standard with the platform, and it comes equipped with 91 UI widgets that cover both common and more esoteric functions that developers will need when writing JavaScript code. Whether you're looking to design a front end catalog for your online store or develop a time management interface for your company's teams, JavaScript's versatile ability to create and manipulate forms is one of the most integral advantages the language brings to the table. Webix can help you create efficient and visually appealing forms without having to pore over pages and pages of documentation and waste valuable time testing code. Their form creation interface contains over 30 different controls that give you granular control of everything from checkboxes and toggles to radio and style buttons. This makes database integration a breeze and allows you to incorporate a huge selection of form components into one stylish and functional interface. This deep level of functionality is extended to Webix's approach to grid and chart management. By relying on lazy rendering, Webix can process and display a huge amount of information in a short amount of time, and all of it will be cleanly laid out in front of you or your users for quick and seamless analysis. Webix only displays visual information, so you can continue to store large amounts of data under the hood without worrying about that data slowing down the operations of your app or site. Along with this come 14 styles of charts so users can present the information they're storing in more visually appealing and informative formats. Classic charts are complemented by a number of data visualization options from the JavaScript library that include JavaScript TreeMap, Gauge, and Organogram. When you're looking to just get an interface up and running quickly, you can draw from the Webix catalog of layout templates that cover most of the standard formats. Navigation widgets simplify the process of user navigation, and windows and popups allow you to convey other relevant information without cluttering up your standard UI.