FAQ’s on Full Stack Developer Frameworks

1. Which is easy Django or MERN?

Django and MERN are the two popular frameworks used by developers. Django is based on Python programming language and MERN is solely based on JavaScript programming language. JavaScript is the most popular programming language that needs no prerequisites to learn comparatively to Python.

2. Which Full-Stack is in demand in 2023?

Rust and GoLang are in go-to demand with back-end technology in 2023 because they are much faster for development and lower in level to learn and adapt.

Now next JS13 will be the latest and new fancy front-end hype from 2023 onwards that moves much faster than React and server-side rendered component and client-side component features through TypeScript.

PostgreSQL and MySQL are the most popular database choices for 2023.

The GitHub Command Line is chosen for continuous deployment to deploy and live the full stack application free in the initial development growth of the application.

3. Which language Full-Stack Developer has the highest salary?

Full Stack Developer with an integration of any programming language is always high in top-notch companies and growing startups. MERN stack with React (used in Google, Amazon) is comparatively higher on the paying bar than the MEAN stack with Angular JS knowledge.

Today, techies or developers are overwhelmed with building full-stack applications like Amazon, Facebook, or Instagram. The communication bridge between Frontend, Backend, and Database is called Full Stack. The Internet is filled with whole web or mobile applications also called full-stack applications that work on three layers: The Presentation Layer, Business Layer, and Database Layer.

The three layers of the Full Stack Framework can be classified as:

1. Front-End Development: It is solely based on user experience and user interface that is visible to customers or users that creates visual imagination of how software or the application will look like or how will it function with its features or buttons. It is also called a Presentation Layer as mentioned above.
2. Back-End Development: It makes the software operate and function well behind the scenes, and takes care of server-side development of how data will be moulded and presented to the front-end scenario in the form of features fulfilling application goals and user experience. It is also called Business Logic Layer as mentioned above.
3. Database Layer: It is responsible for storing authentic data of software applications around users and customers or the product.

On the whole, Full Stack Application is a combination of Frontend, Backend, Database, Middleware, DevOps, Project Management Tools and Version Control of a full-fledged application. This article explores top 10 full-stack frameworks in brief along with their benefits: