What is being built on Pulse right now — the technologies, the projects and organizations that are moving, the developers shipping, the lessons written down, the problems still open, and the verified work behind all of it.
The stacks with the most recent engineering activity — discovered from real manifests, never added by hand.
The language behind Flutter, compiled for mobile, web and desktop.
The markup language that structures every page on the web.
A comprehensive framework for building web applications at scale.
The stylesheet language that gives the web its presentation layer.
The pluggable linter for JavaScript and TypeScript.
The minimal, unopinionated web framework for Node.js.
A fast, low-overhead web framework for Node.js.
Google's app development platform — auth, database and hosting.
Google's toolkit for building natively compiled apps from one codebase.
A statically typed, compiled language designed for networked services at scale.
An object-oriented language running on the JVM, common in large backend systems.
The programming language of the web, and of Node.js on the server.
A JavaScript testing framework with a focus on simplicity.
A distributed event log for durable, replayable message transport.
A modern JVM language, and the preferred language for Android development.
The container orchestrator for automating deployment and scaling.
A widely deployed open-source relational database.
The React framework for production — routing, rendering and data fetching.
A high-performance web server, reverse proxy and load balancer.
A JavaScript runtime built on V8, for servers and tooling.