Popular web framework

[Pradeep bhatt]

I haven't programmed in web for many years. Last thing I used was simple JSP+scriptlets. What are people using now. Spring MVC or JSF or something else ? Can someone let me know. I didn't know which forum to post this question.

[Bear Bibeault]

There's no one framework that "everyone is using". Just servlets + JSP is still popular, so is Struts 2, Spring MVC, Stripes and (inexplicably) JSF.

I use Front Man, an open-source Front Controller implementation that I wrote.

[Bear Bibeault]

Pradeep bhatt wrote:I didn't know which forum to post this question.

I have moved this to the Frameworks forum.

[David Newton]

Aww, poor JSF.

(With Seam it's actually not horrible--but really not an appropriate choice for the bulk of web app development, at least in my opinion.)

Which to learn is kind of a crap shoot--it kind of depends on your needs and what you're looking to accomplish.

[Victor Dolirio]

I won't comment about any other frameworks but I'm currently using Apache Wicket and it is being much usefull to me. I recomend ;)

Anyway there are a really wide of possibilities of frameworks for this purpose. Just take a google on it.

[Joachim Rohde]

Victor Dolirio wrote:[...]I'm currently using Apache Wicket and it is being much usefull to me. I recomend ;)

I second that.

[Pradeep bhatt]

Thanks everyone. Which one is good for AJAX based UI ?

[Aleksey Serov]

Maybe you will like CENSORED. Who knows.

[David Newton]

You've been asked--please consider not answering all the web framework posts with a link to yours.