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1950s
Assembly Language - Early low-level language for programming.
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1960s
COBOL and FORTRAN - Early high-level programming languages for business and scientific computing.
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1970s
C - Influential programming language that became the basis for many frameworks.
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1980s
GUI Frameworks - Xerox PARC's Smalltalk and Apple's Macintosh Toolbox.
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1990s
Java - Introduced platform-independent programming and the concept of "write once, run anywhere."
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2000s
.NET Framework - Microsoft's platform for building Windows applications.
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2010s
JavaScript Frameworks - jQuery, Angular, React, and Vue.js revolutionize front-end web development.
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2020s
AI and ML Frameworks - TensorFlow, PyTorch, and others enable advanced machine learning and AI applications.
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Present
Microservices Frameworks - Tools like Spring Boot and Django empower modular and scalable application development.