MEAN v. LAMP Stack: Future of Web Development

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Hayden Wimmer

Location

Poster 201

Session Format

Poster Presentation

Academic Unit

Department of Information Technology

Keywords

Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing Student Research Symposium, Linux Apache MySql PHP, LAMP, MEAN

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2022 12:00 AM

January 2022

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MEAN v. LAMP Stack: Future of Web Development

Poster 201

Web development has undergone more changes technologically than any other development platform. The web and frameworks constantly evolve and transform and reveal new capabilities. A common usage of the internet is the access of web applications such as: Netflix, Facebook, and even Google. Most of these applications are built on common web stacks such as LAMP(Linux Apache MySQL PHP) or MEAN(MongoDB Express.js Angular.js Node.js). It can be reasonably inferred that one of these web stacks is more optimal than the other. Discovering which web stack is more optimal will assist in farther advancement through the technological era we live in today.