31 Mar, 2025 Inventive Team
Web development involves various tools for different aspects of the development process, including front-end, back-end, debugging, and deployment. Here are some of the most popular tools:
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) – Lightweight and feature-rich with extensions.
Visual Studio – Best for .NET development (including ASP.NET MVC).
JetBrains Rider – A great IDE for .NET developers.
Sublime Text – Fast and customizable.
React.js – Component-based UI framework by Facebook.
Angular – A full-fledged front-end framework by Google.
Vue.js – Lightweight and flexible framework.
Bootstrap – Popular CSS framework for responsive design.
Tailwind CSS – Utility-first CSS framework for styling.
ASP.NET Core / ASP.NET MVC – Powerful for .NET web applications.
Node.js with Express.js – Lightweight and fast for JavaScript-based backend.
Django – Python-based backend framework.
Spring Boot – Java-based backend framework.
SQL Server – Best for .NET applications.
MySQL – Open-source relational database.
PostgreSQL – Advanced open-source relational database.
MongoDB – NoSQL database for flexible schema.
Postman – API testing and development tool.
Swagger (OpenAPI) – Documentation for APIs.
Insomnia – Another API testing tool.
Git – Popular version control system.
GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket – Code hosting and collaboration platforms.
Docker – Containerization for scalable deployments.
Kubernetes – Container orchestration for cloud applications.
Azure / AWS / Google Cloud – Cloud hosting and deployment platforms.
Jenkins / GitHub Actions – CI/CD automation tools.
Chrome DevTools – Built-in debugging for web browsers.
Fiddler – Network debugging proxy.
New Relic / Application Insights – Performance monitoring tools.