What are the best MVC web frameworks on the market? [closed]

Answer 1

if you're a java progammer, check out the Struts framework by the Apache folks.

Answer 2

ASP.NET MVC will probably be the de facto standard on the .NET platform. Also, MonoRail has been around for quite a while and still doesn't support caching. It seems like a very difficult thing to do, and is a major drawback if you ask me.

Answer 3

The Spring projects WebMVC framework is very good, more so than Struts. I've also heard very good things about Grails which uses Groovy on top of Spring and is modeled after Ruby on Rails.

Answer 4

In my opinion, with contributions from the SO community

• Zend Fraemwork for PHP
• Django for Python
• Rails for Ruby
• Merb for Ruby (for the experienced)
• ASP.NET MVC for .NET
• Seaside for Smalltalk
• Catalyst for Perl

Answer 5

Rails is still ahead of the competitors as a complete stack with large community driving it forward.

Answer 6

I have been using Struts from Jakarta (Apache group) for java, and it's really good. Good separation of the layers, which allows you use any othe library/framework in any layer, for example Hibernate for object-relational mapping or even any template framework like Velocity in the view layer.

I recommend you give a look at their website