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Back in the day, PHP was a great tool for getting a site up quickly. Then Ruby on Rails took off in 2006 and took the lead. It was the "batteries included" of web frameworks. You could build a CRUD app very quickly. Many other language frameworks followed and evolved. It is almost 2018. What do you think is the best tech for a web app these days? Here are some features I could quickly think of: * basic HTTP handling * good security * i18n/translation * ORM/persistence system * a built-in user/authentication system * a built-in admin UI * a migration system for db schema changes * easy REST (gRPC, etc) API construction * good form/model validation * a type system for the language * websocket support I am interested in hearing the HN opinions on this. What do you think?
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