Any programming language welcome!
Personally, I'm an avid user of Laravel. I love it's simplicity of use, features and the wealth of community packages built for it. I find it helps me build what I need in a timely manner and allows to prototype quickly over new ideas.
I’ve heard great things about Laravel. I don’t use PHP much but that’s about the only reason I haven’t used it.
I primarily use Django with Python which I understand is similar. It’s always good to have 1 way to do most things in a project to help you get things done quicker.
Django looks like it will start supporting asyncio/coroutines soon with 3.0 as well!
In the Web Frontend I prefer Vuejs for serious projects and I think Svelte looks fantastic as well (but only used it for paid work once). In the Web Backend I love to use small frameworks that take the burden of request handling and HTTP and Sockets off me but don't do too much else. One great example I recently found is Feathers.
+1 for Svelte! It looks fantastic and I can't wait to see where it goes
edit: Why: because I am a huge fan of compiled languages (Rust is my personal favourite right now), so the thought of moving to that style of architecture for web is exciting to me!
I currently am using OSGi which is a service-oriented technology designed to build modular enterprise application. Personally I think it's a tad complicated, but I have found that it facilitates writing nano-services productively once everything is set.
Hi the Svelte sounds great. I have question about the Svelte.
I am looking for Javascript component frameworks , say React , but it is independent from Node.js.
Its fine to work with Javascript and Node.js in authoring phase of a web-app if necessary.
But the web-app would work with backend server in Python or Golang in productive phase.
Which means even in authoring phase, it could interact with non-Node.js backend for development and debug.
Does the Svelte is the one that I am looking for?
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Answer myself:
After the above posting, I did some survey and trial by coding.
Svelte is excellent, it is exactly what I am looking for.
Thank you all for introducing it.
I started my web application development journey using JSF, so I felt that the inherent structure that comes with Angular eased my transition into a proper front-end framework (having now ditched JSF altogether in favour of tier & layered applications using Spring Boot).
