Model–view–controller

There's Angular, which is Google's flavor of a modern code, how do you say, front-end framework.

This is also business suicide.

Yeah, these are called MVCs for the front-end is what the classification of framework

these are.

Yeah, exactly.

MVCs, front-end MVCs.

So they're an entire app that is written... and lives in the browser.

Your model, your data lives in your cache until you clear your cache.

And it took me a long time to be able to identify, but no, I would definitely require a strong foundation of understanding how and why code works.

If you don't understand OOP, if you don't understand MVC, Uh, and know what, you know, and at least understand the, uh, events that are, you know, coding events, mouse down mouse up.

If you're looking at UI all the way down to, uh, backend events like data row, written X, Y, Z things that you can tap into, into event hook life cycles.

If you don't understand those concepts, it's very difficult to think in a way that you can prompt.

It's, it's, you know, I've used it a handful of times and I'm like, to me, it's a square peg in a round hole.

I, if you want WordPress to act like an MVC, then just go use an MVC.

There's going to be a lot of hate for that comment, but nonetheless, I think a lot of it's born out of companies that, you know, need to use WordPress and the developers and the engineering team hate WordPress.

So they want to make it work like something else.

It is most attractive if you already use Telerik UI components because it integrates well with that toolchain.

Telerik Reporting integrates well with ASP, Netcore, MVC, Webforms, Angular, React, Blazor, WinForms, WPF, and WinUI on Windows, Linux, and macOS, as detailed in the documentation.

Telerik ships three designers, a standalone desktop designer, a web report designer, and a visual studio designer.

The web report designer can be embedded, making controlled end-user customization possible.

Net core applications.

Designer options include a web-based designer that Meshius positions as embeddable, with integration paths for ASP.

Net MVC core, Angular, React, and Vue.

Exporting is a clear strength.