How do you determine what technology a website is built on? [closed]

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You could use http://builtwith.com to figure out which server and programming language was used. For example it told me that SO uses IIS7, google analytics, html4 and utf8.

If you want to know the framework…well that will probably not be possible just from looking at the site. Why don’t you write them an email? 😉

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