链接到某一部分Back-end Frameworks Ratios Over Time
After three years of absence from the survey, it was high time we checked back on back-end frameworks. And no surprise here, Express is still the leader in terms of usage, even if Next is progressing at a nice clip.
But things are more interesting when switching to the Satisfactiont tab, where the top three projects (Hono, Nitro, and ElysiaJS) are all new entrants, making this once of the most exciting categories to watch in years to come.
链接到某一部分Other Back-end Frameworks
oRPC offers typesafe APIs, which is a big selling point compared to traditional back-end solutions created before the TypeScript sea change.
My 2025 Pick: The Atproto Dev Community
Jenn Schiffer
链接到某一部分Number of Items
Respondents tend to use relatively few back-end frameworks, which might be why Express remains so dominant: once you've picked a back-end, you're unlikely to go out of your way to try out new options.
链接到某一部分Back-end Frameworks Pain Points
While *Express is still widely used 15 years after its initial release, some are starting to wish the back-end ecosystem would move on to more modern alternatives.
This is especially true when it comes to providing typesafe, TypeScript-compatible APIs, which is something that venerable framework was never meant to do.