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Django: Python framework that encourages rapid development.
Express: Javascript framework designed for building web applications and APIs.
Ruby on Rails: A web-application framework that includes everything needed to create web applications
Sinatra: DSL for quickly creating web applications in Ruby with minimal effort
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Python3: A dynamic language emphasizing readability.
Ruby: A natural dynamic object-oriented language.
JavaScript: The de facto language of the Web.
HTML, CSS, JS: The languages that make up the web.
Scheme: An elegant dynamic dialect of Lisp.
C#: A Microsoft .NET programming language.
Java: A concurrent, class-based, statically typed object-oriented language.
React Native: Create mobile apps with React Native and Expo
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C: Low-level and cross-platform imperative language.
Clojure: A modern JVM-based Lisp dialect with a focus on immutability
C++: A general purpose system programming language.
C++11: A general purpose system programming language.
C#: A Microsoft .NET programming language.
F#: A Microsoft .NET functional programming language.
Go: Statically typed yet expressive language with a focus on concurrency.
Haskell: An advanced, purely functional programming language
Java: A concurrent, class-based, statically typed object-oriented language.
Kotlin (beta): Statically typed programming language interoperable with Java and Android
Lua: A lightweight multi-paradigm scripting language.
Nodejs: Evented I/O for v8 Javascript.
PHP: A popular general-purpose scripting language.
Python: A dynamic language emphasizing readability.
Python3: A dynamic language emphasizing readability.
Python (with Turtle): A dynamic language emphasizing readability.
Ruby: A natural dynamic object-oriented language.
Rust: A fast and safe systems programming language.
Scheme: An elegant dynamic dialect of Lisp.
Swift: A modern general-purpose programming language from Apple.
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