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Supported Frameworks

Ignite supports a wide range of programming languages and frameworks. Below is a comprehensive list organized by language.

JavaScript/TypeScript​

  • Node.js - JavaScript runtime for server-side applications
  • Express.js - Fast, unopinionated web framework for Node.js
  • Next.js - React framework with server-side rendering
  • Create React App - Set up a modern React web app by running one command
  • Nuxt.js - Vue.js framework with server-side rendering
  • Angular - Platform for building mobile and desktop web applications
  • Svelte/SvelteKit - Compile-time optimized framework
  • Gatsby - Static site generator for React
  • Astro - Modern static site builder
  • Ember.js - Framework for ambitious web applications
  • NestJS - Progressive Node.js framework for building efficient server-side applications
  • Docusaurus - Easy to maintain open source documentation websites
  • Vite - Next generation frontend tooling
  • Remix - Full stack web framework focused on web fundamentals

Python​

  • Django - High-level Python web framework
  • Flask - Lightweight WSGI web application framework
  • FastAPI - Modern, fast web framework for building APIs
  • Tornado - Scalable, non-blocking web server and framework

Java​

  • Spring Boot - Production-ready Spring-based applications
  • Quarkus - Kubernetes-native Java stack
  • Micronaut - Modern, JVM-based framework
  • Vert.x - Reactive applications on the JVM

Go​

  • Gin - HTTP web framework with high performance
  • Fiber - Express-inspired web framework
  • Beego - RESTful HTTP framework

Ruby​

  • Ruby on Rails - Full-stack web application framework
  • Sinatra - DSL for quickly creating web applications

PHP​

  • Laravel - Expressive, elegant syntax web framework
  • Symfony - Set of reusable PHP components

Rust​

  • Actix Web - Powerful, pragmatic web framework
  • Axum - Ergonomic and modular web framework
  • Rocket - Type-safe, fast web framework
  • Loco - The one-person framework for Rust

C#/.NET​

  • ASP.NET Core - Cross-platform, high-performance framework

Kotlin​

  • Ktor - Framework for building asynchronous servers
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Note: This list is continuously expanding. If you don't see your preferred language or framework, please contact our support team - we're always adding new support based on community needs.