☣️1. Node.js
– Built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine
– Event-driven, non-blocking I/O model
– Popular frameworks: Express.js, Koa.js, Hapi

☣️2. Ruby on Rails
– Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture
– Convention over configuration philosophy
– Strong focus on code quality and security

☣️3. Django (Python)
– High-level, full-featured framework
– Emphasizes rapid development and clean design
– Built-in support for authentication, caching, and more

☣️4. Laravel (PHP)
– Modular, flexible, and expressive syntax
– Eloquent ORM for database interactions
– Strong focus on security and testing

☣️5. (link unavailable) Core (C#)
– Cross-platform, open-source framework
– High-performance, scalable, and secure
– Supports Web API, MVC, and Razor Pages

☣️6. Spring Boot (Java)
– Opinionated, production-ready framework
– Auto-configuration, embedded servers, and more
– Strong focus on enterprise-level applications

☣️7. Flask (Python)
– Lightweight, flexible, and modular framework
– Supports web development, API creation, and more
– Strong focus on simplicity and ease of use

☣️8. Go (Golang)
– Built-in concurrency support
– High-performance, lightweight, and efficient
– Popular frameworks: Revel, Gin, and Echo

best resources for learning to code
🌐W3Schools.com
🌐JavaScript Mastery
🌐freeCodeCamp