Server-side frameworks for building APIs and apps.
A JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 engine, letting developers write server-side code in the same language used in the browser.
A minimal, unopinionated web framework for Node.js used to build APIs and web servers with a thin layer of routing and middleware.
A PHP framework with expressive syntax and built-in tooling for routing, ORM, queues, and authentication, aimed at rapid full-stack development.
A batteries-included Python web framework that emphasizes fast development with a built-in ORM, admin panel, and security defaults.
A lightweight Python microframework that gives developers just routing and templating out of the box, leaving architecture choices to the app.
An opinionated extension of the Spring Framework for Java that removes boilerplate configuration and makes it fast to stand up production-ready services.
Microsoft's cross-platform framework for building web APIs and applications on .NET, with strong typing and integrated tooling in Visual Studio.
A convention-over-configuration web framework for Ruby that popularized fast, opinionated scaffolding for database-backed applications.
A modern Python web framework for building APIs with automatic OpenAPI docs, async support, and validation driven by type hints.
A structured Node.js framework layered on Express or Fastify, bringing Angular-style modules and dependency injection to backend development.
An Express-inspired web framework for Go built on the fasthttp engine, favoring low overhead and a familiar routing API.