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Ranked by how many scanned sites use each. Once we see sites drop Express, where they go next ranks first.
Minimal, unopinionated Node.js web framework from the OpenJS Foundation.
Growth is sites that added it minus confirmed removals in the last 90 days.
Asynchronous, event-driven JavaScript runtime designed for building scalable network applications.
Scripting language suited to web development that runs on the server and can be embedded in HTML.
Reverse proxy and web server under a BSD licence, backed commercially by F5 since 2019.
Long-running web server from the Apache Software Foundation, configurable per directory through .htaccess files.
Canonical's Linux operating system, run on everything from laptops and workstations to servers and IoT devices.
Language and runtime platform, implemented in open source by OpenJDK.
Classic Microsoft web framework, offered free as part of the Windows-based .NET Framework.
Free software language created by Yukihiro Matsumoto, offered under a BSD licence or the Ruby licence.
Full-stack Ruby web application framework, MIT licensed, with tools for both the front end and the back end.
Edge and service proxy written in C++ for cloud-native and AI-native applications, hosted by the CNCF.
Paid Apache replacement for web hosts, with a free open-source edition called OpenLiteSpeed.
Programming language and runtime whose web options run from Django's full framework to Flask's micro-framework.
High-level Python web framework that favours rapid development and clean, pragmatic design.
Lightweight, embeddable scripting language designed to run inside other programs rather than to serve a site itself.
Nginx-based platform for dynamic gateways and web apps, scripted in Lua through LuaJIT.
Framework for PHP web applications, pitched by its makers as batteries-included with expressive syntax.
Commercial server operating system that Microsoft markets as flexible, reliable infrastructure.