the current idea of the project team is to replace the old existing programs with front-end separation, front-end + webapi implementation.
at present, the program is implemented by Asp.Net WebForm, using DevExpress third-party components, the database is oracle, a lot of business logic is written by stored procedures, and the framework is a common three-tier architecture.
because considering that the current program framework is relatively old, and then the amount of data increases, because the grid data is currently fake paging (that is, all the data will be fetched from the database at one time, not the current page), it is possible to use DevExpress for true paging, but Devexpress needs to use EntityFramework, for big data"s true paging and cannot use stored procedures, either. So the current idea is that you might as well try to separate the front and rear implementation and abandon the DevExpress components completely.
at present, there are 5 developers in the project team, and there is no special UI development, nor do I plan to find a new one specializing in UI.
I"d like to know what the mainstream front-end UI framework is, because I"m not a professional front-end engineer, so I don"t know much about it. Intercepting a few of the main pages of the current program what are the functions, should make my question clearer. What I am concerned about is that what you recommend must be more convenient to achieve the Grid function of the current site in my screenshot. I am afraid that I have chosen the wrong front-end framework, and some functions will not be easy to achieve at that time.
if the recommended framework can also be compatible with mobile APP, it would be better
