Which programming language is most widely used for web development?

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Which is the best programming language for full stack web development?
Share your opinions.. It's just a small survey to find out what language is on top in 2021.
 
What frameworks or technologies you've found exceptionally useful? :D
i don't use frameworks much, i like to code everything myself as then you have better control over things.
actually frameworks are often overused by hobby programmers to solve simple problems and then the whole thing results in bloated code.
they use tons of different frameworks for a few things they need done. if you code stuff yourself you have better performance and less overhead.
however for simple things like HTML/CSS i really like the bootstrap framework.
 
give your opinion too.
I have only 2 years of experience.
So far I find Angular better than React. Things look more feasible when I do it with Angular.

Laravel comes in handy for me because it had nice architecture for full stack apps.
It was easier and more intuitive to work with, like Angular.
You know, React doesn't try to mimic the MVC pattern which is very good for web development.
And React is a library that is not following OOP. :D

I would like to use some machine learning to my advantage, so I would be able to run a working bot.
So far I'm finding bs on the internet and I can't trust nobody.
 
i don't use frameworks much, i like to code everything myself as then you have better control over things.
actually frameworks are often overused by hobby programmers to solve simple problems and then the whole thing results in bloated code.
they use tons of different frameworks for a few things they need done. if you code stuff yourself you have better performance and less overhead.
however for simple things like HTML/CSS i really like the bootstrap framework.
He asked about backend Frameworks, I guess.
 
i don't use frameworks much, i like to code everything myself as then you have better control over things.
actually frameworks are often overused by hobby programmers to solve simple problems and then the whole thing results in bloated code.
they use tons of different frameworks for a few things they need done. if you code stuff yourself you have better performance and less overhead.
however for simple things like HTML/CSS i really like the bootstrap framework.
Yes, but how are you dealing with the architecture, good practices and common patterns? Do you take care of it yourself?
I mean, this is just crazy to go with Java if you have Spring. :D
This is weird to not use frameworks because you feel like at some point you are making one yourself.
 
I have only 2 years of experience.
So far I find Angular better than React. Things look more feasible when I do it with Angular.

Laravel comes in handy for me because it had nice architecture for full stack apps.
It was easier and more intuitive to work with, like Angular.
You know, React doesn't try to mimic the MVC pattern which is very good for web development.
And React is a library that is not following OOP. :D

I would like to use some machine learning to my advantage, so I would be able to run a working bot.
So far I'm finding bs on the internet and I can't trust nobody.
Do you think that you can build a full featured website easily with laravel?
 
PHP is a great skill to have -- so much of the industry uses it (including wordpress)

I much prefer python (flask + gunicorn + nginx) for my own projects

ruby (rails) and java are garbage for web dev IMO

personally I think its ridiculous that people are using javascript for server-side code (node.js) but its popular and worth looking into
 
Do you think that you can build a full featured website easily with laravel?
Easily? I am not at the point where I find things easy.
Since it's full stack development, it requires much more effort to do it well.
I mean, I have not written enough code just to copy paste existing solutions.
Still learning the basic stuff. Especially backend stuff.
 
Vue/React for frontend, Golang for backend, Postgresql for database, Elastichsearch for search index
 
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