This post is an introduction to web application or web back end frameworks.
Web back end framework ease the tasks for the developer when working on back end scripting with languages like Java, Python or PHP.
List of Web Back End Frameworks
Web Back End Frameworks featured on this post:
- Express.js
- Nestjs
- Fastify
- Django
- Spring
- Quarkus
- Laravel
- Ruby of Rails
- Phoenix
- Codeligniter
- Phalcon
Express.js
Express.js or Express is a web application framework built on top of Node.js, written in JavaScript.
Nestjs
Nestjs is built on top of Node.js.
It is less popular than Express.js.
Fastify
Fastify is built on top of Node.js.
It is less popular than Express.js.
Django
Django is a web framework written in Python.
To know more about Django you can read this post.
Spring
Spring is a web framework written in Java.
You can read this post about Spring Framework.
Quarkus
Quarkus is a Java framework focused on deployment on Kubernetes.
It is developed by American company Red Hat.
Laravel
Laravel is a PHP framework.
Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails or Rails is a web framework written in Ruby.
Phoenix
Phoenix is a framework written in Elixir functional programming language.
CodeIgniter
CodeIgniter is a FOSS framework written in PHP.
Phalcon
Phalcon is a framework written in PHP.
It is FOSS, using a BSD license.
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External references
- Durga Prasad Acharya; “Django vs Laravel“; Kinsta
- Amandeep Kaur; “Node.js vs. PHP vs. Python: Which Backend Technology to Choose?“; InfoStride
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