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# Category:Web applications

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A traditional web application stack consists of:

- an operating system (Linux)
- a web server, like Apache HTTP Server or nginx
- a relational DBMS, like MySQL or PostgreSQL
- a programming language, like PHP, Python or Perl

An example of such a stack is XAMPP.

## Subcategories

This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.

### C

- Content management systems

### G

- Git web interfaces

### I

- Issue tracking systems

### W

- Web admin interfaces
- Web frameworks
- Wiki software

## Pages in category "Web applications"

The following 36 pages are in this category, out of 36 total.

### A

- Ampache
- AWStats

### C

- Cacti
- CherryMusic

### D

- Diaspora

### E

- Etherpad-lite

### F

- Funkwhale

### G

- Ghost
- Grafana
- Groovebasin

### H

- Home Assistant
- Hyperkitty

### I

- InvoicePlane

### J

- Jenkins

### K

- KiwiIRC

### M

- MantisBT
- Mastodon
- Matomo
- Mattermost
- Moodle
- Multi Router Traffic Grapher
- MythWeb

### N

- Nextcloud

### P

- PostfixAdmin
- Postorius
- Prometheus
- Pydio

### R

- Roundcube

### S

- Seafile
- SOGo
- Sonerezh
- Squirrelmail

### T

- Transfer-more
- TT-RSS

### X

- XWiki

### Z

- ZoneMinder

Categories:

- Web
- Applications