“Full-stack” typically refers to the combination of technologies and programming languages used for both the front-end (client-side) and back-end (server-side) development of web applications. Here are some common full-stack technology stacks that developers use:

1. MEAN Stack:
   1. MongoDB (database)
   2. Express.js (back-end framework)
   3. Angular (front-end framework)
   4. Node.js (JavaScript runtime environment)
2. MERN Stack:
   1. MongoDB (database)
   2. Express.js (back-end framework)
   3. React (front-end library)
   4. Node.js (JavaScript runtime environment)
3. LAMP Stack:
   1. Linux (operating system)
   2. Apache (web server)
   3. MySQL (database)
   4. PHP (back-end scripting language)
4. Ruby on Rails Stack:
   1. Ruby (programming language)
   2. Ruby on Rails (back-end framework)
   3. JavaScript (front-end)
   4. PostgreSQL (database)
5. Django Stack:
   1. Python (programming language)
   2. Django (back-end framework)
   3. JavaScript (front-end)
   4. PostgreSQL (database)
6. MVC Stack:
7. Model-View-Controller (MVC) is an architectural pattern that can be applied with various technologies. For example:
   1. 1. Laravel (PHP) for back-end
      2. Vue.js (JavaScript) for front-end
   2. MySQL (database)
8. Java Stack:
   1. Java (programming language)
   2. Spring Boot (back-end framework)
   3. JavaScript (front-end)
   4. PostgreSQL or MySQL (database)
9. ASP.NET Stack:
   1. C# (programming language)
   2. ASP.NET (back-end framework)
   3. JavaScript (front-end)
   4. SQL Server (database)