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SUMMARY
Nothing much has changed during the previous month in our Best Back-End Frameworks Survey. Just Spring & Express swiped their positions & Spring appeared at #6 at the end of the previous month. Also, Laravel crossed Phalcon & was in #7 whereas Phalcon was at #10 at the end of July.
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THIS MONTH’S CHANGES IN THE RESULTS
This month the following changes have been made to the definition of the index:
- Spring came at #6
- Laravel came at #7 from #8
- Phalcon was at #10
Framework HALL OF FAME
The hall of fame listing all “Top Back-End Frameworks of the Year” winners are shown below.
| Year | Winner |
| 2018 | .Net Core |
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