I built 10 web apps... with 10 different languages

Which serverside web framework is the best? To find out, I built the same app 10 times with 10 different programming languages.. Learn the fundamentals of fullstack web development by comparing MVC frameworks.

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🔗 Resources

📚 Chapters

00:00 I Built 10 Fullstack Apps
01:04 MVC Architecture Explained
01:39 Rails
03:58 Django
05:14 Laravel
06:32 Next
08:23 Spring
09:25 .NET
10:36 Phoenix
11:27 Gin
12:25 Rocket
13:13 Vapor
13:52 Ktor
14:01 The GOAT

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🔖 Topics Covered

- Comparison of server-side frameworks
- How to build a fullstack web app
- Best way to build a web application
- Comparison of web development tools

[michael.knight]

The best framework is the one that actually gets your product launched in a reasonable time.

[LucasOliveira-djgg]

Man I'm so excited to watch you build a web app in portuguese, english, spanish, german, japanese, swahili, polish, arabic, urdu and czech

[DK-oxze]

Jeff was trying to point out the differences between these frameworks but I was just noticing how similar they all actually are. If you know MVC, you can pretty much figure out what's happening in any of them.

[Jefferson]

You have absolutely aced the concept of producing witty yet highly informative media in the most digestible, efficient manner possible. Big kudos for that. Keep up the great work.

[AdisDurakovic]

After watching the video, I know feel confident to add all these frameworks to my LinkedIn skills. 👍

[BeefIngot]

Could have totally excused the 11 count by saying the count started and 0 and it was the largest index.

[crifox]

big ups for shouting out the laravel + inertia combo, been using it for a project at work and it really took my laravel developing experience to the next level

[jandresfg]

Amazing video. Showed me how to kickstart a project in any of those languages and also a high level insight into how it feels to use them and how opinionated each framework is, which could take years to learn on my own. You're a blessing. Thanks

[abubalo]

One would always wonder whether Jeff learned all these languages and frameworks so that he can teach us in 100s.

[wellingtonalmeida]

08:22 "Even though Java is a boilerplate driven language for writing instant legacy code" 😂😂😂😂😂
I really like Java, but that's so true it got me dying 😂😂😂😂

[sebby]

That's one of the best youtube videos I've seen in a long time. And I've seen more than healthy. Amazing work!

[LeCyProductions]

Thanks for showing Rails and Phoenix some love! Excited for Elixir in 100s!

[stefanwandl]

Something like this deserves way more attention.
It really gives a nice overview of all these frameworks and their ways of doing things.

[madsiesss]

this has made me realise how little i truly know about web dev

so many terms ive never heard of

[witchmorrow]

This must have taken much time and work. Another fantastic, funny and useful video, thank you!

[MichaelMarques]

I didn't have an easy time learning Thymeleaf either when I first tried it out, but honestly, it's hands down the most powerful templating framework I've ever used. It's re-usability is mind blowing, you can dynamically template html tags from different html pages by using a selector, it's ridiculous.

[vrogo]

Didn't expect the ending lmao
Was fully expecting the "the best framework is the one you chose" route. The "nah, f. That... Rails is the goat" plot twist righ after cracked me up lol

[stef]

I felt that Rust section. Tried it myself and basically came to the same conclusion with Rocket and Diesel. Especially Diesel is such an overkill with an entire CLI if you just want to create a simple application. I found Actix and sqlx to be much more minimal and simple to use.

[kffjmcu]

Thank you for mentioning framework X! It's really amazing to use. As X developer I think it's the best out there. The documentation is VERY detailed. The community is very friendly which makes X development a breeze.

[BG-fosi]

I love the fact how your videos are getting more and more funny and do not lose a bit from being informative. You are my favourite IT youtuber <3 Or maybe it's Ben Awad XD