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I’m doing an analysis of request-based web application frameworks to determine which one would be the most suitable for a particular project, and I’ve been asked to include some solid evidence showing that our choice is widely used and supported compared to other frameworks.
Is there any statistics on the matter? Or even a list of major companies that use each one or something?
Well its hard to say anything which framework best fit in your needs as only you can do the analysis based on your requirements and see which framework provides best nearest match as per your requirements.
Matt Raible has done a very deep level analysis based on some predefined matrix and you can get some idea about few frameworks
In end i will suggest you don’t go with what other saying as those can be there personal preferences and it’s better to invest you time to find which is better for you.