A named framework or platform that provides both server-side and client-side application capability as one integrated product, rather than specializing in only one half of a web application. Belongs here: .NET, Meteor, Next.js and Nuxt, each defined by providing a complete application stack rather than one layer of it. Does not belong here: a framework that specializes in only the client-side interface, filed under Frontend Web Framework, or only the server-side logic, filed under Backend Web Framework, even when it is commonly paired with one of those.
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1. Wikipedia: Ruby on Rails
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Hansson first released Rails as open source in July 2004, but did not share commit rights to the project until February 2005.
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