It always depends on the use-cases. JS frameworks are good for interactive content, but if the content is write once read many times, they might not be the best

It always depends on the use-cases. JS frameworks are good for interactive content, but if the content is write once read many times, they might not be the best solution. So I wont even mention any of them. From server oriented stacks I would suggest and personally use for many years: Open-source: OpenXava - because it will generate the whole CRUD app automatically based on the database relations, and this will be sufficient for generic use-cases (it is based on Java Server Pages, Hibernate) or Tapestry - if I need something which is very component oriented, flexible and capable of extreme customization of the rendering process. or Commercial: Oracle APEX (Application Express) - it is extremely easy to create CRUD apps and general table/grid/master-detail type UI. Even if you are not a programmer you will be able to create a nice app. There are free options and there are cheaper options for smaller websites. If you get a hosted version it's easeir, if you host it yourself you would need a Oracle DBA knowledge to install it.