List of Top Java Frameworks for Web Development

In the world of web development, Java reigns supreme as one of the most popular programming languages used by developers. This is due to the fact that it’s extremely versatile, making it applicable to almost any kind of project, no matter how big or small. Java can be used to build desktop applications as well as web-based projects, and also works great in conjunction with other programming languages such as HTML and CSS (for building websites) and JavaScript (for building interactive front-end components). With all of this in mind, let’s take a look at the top java frameworks to watch out for in 2022.
Java frameworks 2022

No.1 Hibernate
While Hibernate was an industry leader as one of the first ORM tools available, it has been surpassed by some new technologies. While still viable and useful, many developers feel it is too complicated and rigid with its SQL-based model. Many also think that JPA should be used instead of plain old Hibernate.

No. 2 Spring Framework
The Spring Framework is an open source application framework that makes building Java applications easy. It includes features that make enterprise application development simpler, such as transaction management, logging, security and data access. The use of a dependency injection container is central to its design and implementation. In 2012 SpringSource was acquired by VMware, Inc., which continues to maintain and develop it along with other projects including Spring Integration and Spring Batch.

No. 3 Dropwizard
Dropwizard is an open-source library that helps you develop a REST API. It gives you a lot of features to help you quickly write and launch your application, including automatic management of HTTP sessions, a pluggable configuration system, health checks and metrics, environment variables and much more. This framework is known as one of the fastest growing Java framework used by startups and big enterprises worldwide!

No. 4 Jersey
Jersey is a lightweight, open source, and framework agnostic RESTful Java library. Created as part of JBoss, Jersey boasts support for a range of HTTP-based protocols, including HTTP/1.1, WebSocket (WS), SPDY (using Tomcat 7), and OAuth 2.0 authentication. And, perhaps best of all? It’s available under Apache License v2 — which means you can use it on virtually any project or product!

No. 5 JBoss Seam
Seam was retired a few years ago, but some legacy projects still use it. It’s written in Java and, like other JBoss-based frameworks, leverages JavaServer Faces (JSF) as its frontend technology. Seam has a rich API set and large developer community. According to IDC, Seam is used by more than 1 million developers and is included with Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP).

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