Devs: What is your favourite Web App Framework?

[Matadoer]

Web Developers, what is your favorite web framework to use and why?

A web framework is a software framework that is designed to support the development of dynamic websites, web applications, web services and web resources.

A few examples of web frameworks are:
Symfony, Ruby on Rails, Django, Sinatra, Zend, Laravel, CodeIgniter, CakePHP, etc.

I personally favor Ruby on Rails, and my second favorite would have to be Django.
I like these two frameworks because they are simple and easy to develop in, which is a good thing in the real world because it is easier to meet deadlines when working on projects.

 

[SmokeHut]

I've done a lot of PHP / MySQL & Front-End projects. But personally have never used any of these frameworks. I have heard good things about Laravel though.

 

[Isku]

I use Magento which is supposedly built on the Zend framework, but I haven't seen much of it so far!

I'm quite interested in Django though.

 

[CallMeNick]

I've only done some PHP/JS/HTML. Like what I've heard of Ruby though

 

[Ryan]

Codeigniter has fallen by the wayside. Laravel or Phalcon would be the way to go if you're a PHP dev.

 

[esWebos]

Web Developers, what is your favorite web framework to use and why?

A web framework is a software framework that is designed to support the development of dynamic websites, web applications, web services and web resources.

A few examples of web frameworks are:
Symfony, Ruby on Rails, Django, Sinatra, Zend, Laravel, CodeIgniter, CakePHP, etc.

I personally favor Ruby on Rails, and my second favorite would have to be Django.
I like these two frameworks because they are simple and easy to develop in, which is a good thing in the real world because it is easier to meet deadlines when working on projects.

All of the above; however, we prefer ruby.

 

[70i]

What's the difference between ruby on rails and like jQuery? Do they do pretty much the same thing and it's just preference? Does ruby on rails do client and server side?