dx-backend 🚀

Welcome to dx-backend, the one-stop solution for all your backend woes! This project is the brainchild of the legendary software engineer, beingofexistence. It's designed to tackle every backend challenge that dares to rear its head. 🐉

What is dx-backend? 🤔

dx-backend is an open-source project that aims to provide solutions to common and complex backend problems. From managing databases 🗃️ to handling requests 📬, dx-backend is equipped with the latest and greatest tools in the tech world.

Installation

To install dx-backend, you need to have Node.js and npm installed on your system. You can download them from here.

Then, you can clone the repository from GitHub using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/beingofexistence/dx-backend.git

Next, you need to install the dependencies using the following command:

npm install

Finally, you can start the server using the following command:

npm start

Usage

To use dx-backend, you need to create a configuration file that specifies the database settings, the request routes, and the communication options. You can find an example of a configuration file in the config folder.

Then, you can use the dx object to access the features of dx-backend. For example, you can use the following code to create a database connection:

const dx = require('dx-backend');

dx.connectDB(config.db); // config.db is the database settings

You can use the following code to handle a GET request:

dx.get('/users', (req, res) => {
  // req is the request object
  // res is the response object

  // get all users from the database
  dx.find('users', {}, (err, users) => {
    // err is the error object
    // users is the array of users

    if (err) {
      // send an error response
      res.status(500).send(err);
    } else {
      // send a success response with users as JSON
      res.status(200).json(users);
    }
  });
});

You can use the following code to communicate with the frontend using WebSocket:

dx.ws('/chat', (socket) => {
  // socket is the WebSocket object

  // listen for messages from the frontend
  socket.on('message', (msg) => {
    // msg is the message object

    // send a message back to the frontend
    socket.send(msg);
  });
});

For more details on how to use dx-backend, please refer to the documentation in the docs folder.

Features ✨

• Comprehensive database management
• Efficient request handling
• Robust error handling
• And much more!

How to Contribute? 🛠️

Being an open-source project, we encourage contributions from everyone! Here's how you can contribute:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
5. Open a pull request

Code of Conduct 📜

We believe in a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. Please read our [Code of Conduct] before contributing or engaging in discussions.

License 📄

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE] file for details.

Contact 📧

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

Remember, in the world of dx-backend, every day is a day full of code and joy! 💻😄 Let's make the backend world a better place together with dx-backend! 🌈🎈

Serial Number	Backend Framework Name
1	Django
2	Laravel
3	Spring Boot
4	Ruby On Rails
5	Asp.net Core
6	Express
7	Nestjs
8	Koa
9	Flask
10	Fastapi
11	Pyramid
12	Cherrypy
13	Turbogears
14	Bottle
15	Beego
16	Martini
17	Revel
18	Lumen
19	Slim
20	Fuelphp
21	Cakephp
22	Codeigniter
23	Symfony
24	Yii
25	Phalcon
26	Zend Framework
27	Cakephp
28	Codeigniter
29	Symfony
30	Yii
31	Phalcon
32	Zend Framework
33	Laravel 8
34	Laravel 7
35	Laravel 6
36	Laravel 5
37	Laravel 4
38	Spring Boot 3
39	Spring Boot 2
40	Spring Boot 1
41	Ruby On Rails 7
42	Ruby On Rails 6
43	Ruby On Rails 5
44	Asp.net Core 7
45	Asp.net Core 6
46	Asp.net Core 5
47	Express 5
48	Express 4
49	Nestjs 10
50	Nestjs 9
51	Koa 3
52	Koa 2
53	Flask 4
54	Flask 3
55	Fastapi 1
56	Pyramid 2
57	Cherrypy 18.8
58	Turbogears 2.4
59	Bottle 0.13
60	Beego 2.0
61	Martini 1.6
62	Revel 2.2
63	Lumen 8
64	Lumen 7
65	Slim 4
66	Slim 3
67	Fuelphp 2.0
68	Cakephp 4
69	Cakephp 3
70	Codeigniter 4
71	Codeigniter 3
72	Symfony 6
73	Symfony 5
74	Symfony 4
75	Yii 3
76	Yii 2
77	Phalcon 4
78	Phalcon 3
79	Zend Framework 4
80	Zend Framework 3
81	Amazon Web Services Lambda
82	Google Cloud Functions
83	Microsoft Azure Functions
84	Apache Openwhisk
85	Ibm Cloud Functions
86	Cloudflare Workers
87	Vercel Serverless Functions
88	Netlify Functions
89	Render Functions
90	Railway Functions
91	Supabase Functions
92	Deno Deploy
93	Next.js
94	Remix
95	Nuxt.js
96	Gatsby
97	Next.js
98	Remix
99	Nuxt.js
100	Gatsby

Language	Framework	Description
C#	ASP.NET Core	A cross-platform, open-source framework for building modern web applications and APIs.
C#	NancyFX	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
C++	CppCMS	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
C++	Wt	A cross-platform, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Dart	Aqueduct	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Dart	Expresso	A cross-platform, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Elixir	Phoenix	A modern web framework for Elixir that is known for its performance and scalability.
Go	Beego	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Go	Gin	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Go	Revel	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Groovy	Grails	A full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Haskell	Yesod	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Java	Dropwizard	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Java	Play Framework	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Java	Spring Boot	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Adonis.js	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Astro	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Express	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Fastify	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Hapi.js	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Koa.js	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Meteor.js	A full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
JavaScript	Nest.js	A progressive Node.js framework for building efficient and scalable server-side applications.
JavaScript	Next.js	A react framework for building server-rendered and static web applications.
JavaScript	Nuxt.js	A Vue.js framework for building server-rendered and static web applications.
JavaScript	Sails.js	A full-stack MVC framework for Node.js that provides a comprehensive set of features for building web applications.
Julia	Genie	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Kotlin	Ktor	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Kotlin	Spring Boot	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Laravel	Laravel	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Lua	Luau	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Perl	Catalyst	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Perl	Mojolicious	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
PHP	CakePHP	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
PHP	Laravel	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
PHP	Lumen	A lightweight microframework for building APIs.
PHP	Symfony	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Python	Django	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Python	Flask	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Python	Pyramid	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Python	TurboGears	A full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Ruby	Rails	A popular full-stack framework for building web applications and APIs.
Rust	Actix Web	A lightweight, open-source framework for building web applications and APIs.
Rust	Rocket	A lightweight, open-source framework

Here are 25 backend frameworks:

No.	Framework
1	Laravel³⁶
2	CodeIgniter³⁶
3	NodeJS³⁶
4	ExpressJS³⁶
5	Django³⁶
6	Flask³⁶
7	CakePHP³⁶
8	Spring Framework + Spring Boot¹
9	ASP.NET Core⁶
10	Fiber⁶
11	Phoenix⁶
12	Ruby on Rails⁶
13	NestJS⁷
14	Meteor⁷
15	Strapi⁷
16	Koa⁷
17	Beego⁷
18	Symfony⁷
19	Iris⁷
20	.net core⁷
21	Express/Koa²
22	React Native²
23	Flutter²
24	Ionic²
25	Google Firebase²