A web development stack is a popular collection of predefined technologies chosen by developers based on practicality, innovation or enjoyment. Or as wikipedia puts it:

"In computing, a solution stack or software stack is a set of software subsystems or components needed to create a complete platform such that no additional software is needed to support applications. Applications are said to "run on" or "run on top of" the resulting platform."

If you're new to programming start learning a specific stack is a great idea as many people with the exactly same stack could help you. But sometimes we can't choose or even find these stacks with ease.

Below there's a list of all the stacks I could find, feel free to add more!

• Places to learn
• Tips
• STACKS
  • C based
  • PHP based
  • Javascript based
  • Python based
  • Data analysis
  • Other
• Dictionary

Some of the best places to learn (free and paid).

• Use CTRL-F on your browser to search for an specific keyword/techonlogy.
• Check the dictionary for more information about a specific technology.

• C#
• .NET Core
• Angular
• MS SQL

• OpenBSD
• C
• httpd
• SQLite

• Linux
• Apache
• MySQL
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Linux (operating system)
• Apache (web server)
• PostgreSQL
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Linux
• Nginx
• MySQL/MariaDB
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Linux
• Lightttpd
• MySQL/MariaDB
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Mac OS
• Apache
• MySQL/MariaDB
• PhHP/Perl/Python

• Ngnix
• MySQL
• PHP

• Tailwind CSS
• Alpine
• Livewire
• Laravel

• Windows
• Apache
• MySQL/MariaDB
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Windows
• Internet Information Services
• MySQL/MariaDB
• PHP/Perl/Python

• Windows Server
• Internet Information Services
• .NET
• (Microsoft) SQL Server

• Windows Sever
• Internet Information Services
• (Microsoft) SQL Server
• ASP.NET

• Cross-platform
• Apache
• PHP
• Perl

• Wordpress

• GraphQL
• React
• Apollo
• Neo4j

• React
• Typescript
• Node
• PostgreSQL

• MongoDB
• Express
• Angular
• Node

• MongoDB
• Express
• React
• Node

• MongoDB
• Express
• Vue
• Node

• React
• Typescript
• Node
• PostgreSQL
• Elixir
• RabbitMQ

• TerminusDB
• React
• Express

• Linux
• Eucalyptus
• AppScale
• Python

• ElasticSearch
• LogStash
• Kibana

• JavaScript
• APIs
• Markup

• GemStone
• Linux
• Apache
• Smalltalk
• Seaside

• Xen
• Linux
• DRBD
• Ganeti
• Ganeti Web Manager

• Linux
• Yaws
• Mnesia/CouchDB
• Erlang

• Mesos
• Akka
• Riak
• Kafka
• Spark

• Linux/Windows
• NaviServer
• OpenACS
• PostgreSQL/OracleDB
• Tcl

• Prometheus
• Linkerd
• OpenFaaS
• NATS
• Kubernetes

• Spark
• Mesos
• Akka
• Cassandra
• Kafka

• Tailwind CSS
• Alpine
• Phoenix
• Elixir

• XML Database
• XQuery
• REST
• XForms

.NET is a free, open source, cross-platform framework for C#, F# and Visual Basic for desktop apps, mobile apps and web development.

Application Programming Interface. A way for two different technologies to communicate each other. Many times using Standard File Formats such as JSON or XML.

An extension of .NET with tools and libraries specifically for building web apps.

AlpineJS is a minimal JavaScript framework that offers you the reactive and declarative nature of greater frameworks at a much lower cost.

AngularJS is a powerful, robust and extensible JavaScript framework to make Single Page Applications (SPAs) made by Google.