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The wider ecosystem

Thirty-nine frameworks, platforms and tools buyers commonly discuss with delivery teams, grouped by what they do and linked to the services that consider them.

  • React

    Frontend & web

    Component library for interactive web interfaces.

  • Next.js

    Frontend & web

    React framework for fast, search-friendly sites and apps.

  • TypeScript

    Frontend & web

    Typed JavaScript that keeps larger codebases safer to change.

  • JavaScript

    Frontend & web

    The language of the browser, also used on servers.

  • Tailwind CSS

    Frontend & web

    Utility-first CSS for consistent interface styling.

  • Angular

    Frontend & web

    Full framework for large, structured web applications.

  • Node.js

    Backend development

    JavaScript runtime for APIs, real-time services and tooling.

  • Python

    Backend development

    General-purpose language for back ends, data work and AI.

  • Django

    Backend development

    Python web framework with admin, authentication and ORM built in.

  • Express

    Backend development

    Minimal Node.js framework for APIs and web servers.

  • NestJS

    Backend development

    Structured Node.js framework for maintainable server code.

  • Laravel

    Backend development

    PHP framework for web applications and APIs.

  • Go

    Backend development

    Compiled language for fast, concurrent back-end services.

  • Flutter

    Mobile applications

    One Dart codebase for iOS and Android apps.

  • React Native

    Mobile applications

    Native mobile apps built with React.

  • Swift

    Mobile applications

    Apple’s language for native iOS apps.

  • Kotlin

    Mobile applications

    Modern language for native Android apps.

  • Shopify

    Ecommerce & CMS

    Hosted commerce platform for storefronts and checkout.

  • WooCommerce

    Ecommerce & CMS

    Commerce plugin that turns WordPress into a store.

  • WordPress

    Ecommerce & CMS

    Widely used CMS for content-led websites.

  • Medusa

    Ecommerce & CMS

    Open-source commerce engine for custom storefronts.

  • PostgreSQL

    Databases & backend services

    Relational database known for reliability and rich features.

  • MySQL

    Databases & backend services

    Popular relational database for web applications.

  • MongoDB

    Databases & backend services

    Document database for flexible, evolving data models.

  • Redis

    Databases & backend services

    In-memory store for caching, queues and sessions.

  • Supabase

    Databases & backend services

    Postgres-based back end with auth, storage and APIs.

  • Firebase

    Databases & backend services

    Google’s app platform for auth, data and messaging.

  • Google Cloud

    Cloud & DevOps

    Cloud platform for compute, data and AI services.

  • Cloudflare

    Cloud & DevOps

    Edge network for performance, security and serverless code.

  • Vercel

    Cloud & DevOps

    Hosting platform for frontend frameworks such as Next.js.

  • Docker

    Cloud & DevOps

    Containers that run the same way in every environment.

  • Kubernetes

    Cloud & DevOps

    Orchestration for running containers at scale.

  • Anthropic

    AI & automation

    Provider of the Claude family of AI models.

  • LangChain

    AI & automation

    Framework for building applications on language models.

  • TensorFlow

    AI & automation

    Open-source library for training and serving ML models.

  • PyTorch

    AI & automation

    Deep-learning framework used in research and production.

  • n8n

    AI & automation

    Workflow automation that connects apps, APIs and AI steps.

  • Figma

    UI/UX & design

    Collaborative design tool for interfaces and prototypes.

  • Framer

    UI/UX & design

    Design-to-website tool for interactive marketing sites.

39 technologies across 8 categories.

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