📈 Backend Frameworks Ranked #51–#63 in the United States

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Backend frameworks are software libraries of tools and modules that help developers build the server-side of a web application.

The United States of America (USA) is a North American country with a population of over 341 million people.

The following list shows the backend frameworks ranked from 51st to 63rd out of 63 used on websites in the United States.

RankNameMarket share
51
ZK Framework
Taipei, Taiwan

An open-source Java framework for building enterprise web and mobile applications.

FreeOpen source$999+/developer/year
52
Frappe Framework
Mumbai, India

A full-stack web application framework written in Python and JavaScript with MariaDB as the primary database.

FreeOpen source
53
Web2py

An open-source full-stack Python framework for rapid development of secure database-driven web applications that works out of the box with no configuration files.

FreeOpen source
54
Redwood
San Francisco, California, United States

A full-stack framework for building React-based web applications, integrating React, GraphQL, Prisma, TypeScript, Jest, and Storybook into a cohesive development environment.

FreeOpen source
55
Vaadin
Turku, Finland

A full-stack platform for building responsive, modern web applications in Java, featuring a library of UI components and powerful development tools.

FreeOpen source$9+/developer/month
56
Vibe.d

A high-performance toolkit written in D that provides asynchronous I/O, concurrency primitives, and a full web application framework.

FreeOpen source
57
Grails
Wilmington, Delaware, United States

A Groovy-based web application framework for the JVM built on top of Spring Boot.

FreeOpen source
58
Ninja Framework

A full-stack web framework for Java designed for rapid development and scalability.

FreeOpen source
59
Revel

A high-productivity, full-stack web framework for the Go language.

FreeOpen source
60
Lift

A secure and modular web framework written in Scala.

FreeOpen source
61
Dash
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

An original low-code framework for rapidly building data applications in Python, built on top of Plotly.js, React, and Flask.

FreeOpen source$$$
62
Anvil
Cambridge, United Kingdom

A platform for building full-stack data applications for the web in Python.

Free$15+/month
63
Streamlit
San Francisco, California, United States

An open-source Python framework that lets data scientists, engineers, and analysts turn Python scripts into interactive data and machine learning web apps with minimal code.

FreeOpen source$$$

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