State of JavaScript 2025
When the long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 recently came out, it had been eight years since the original Switch. Can you imagine what that must've been like for those poor game developers? Eight long years having to develop for the same platform, with no new APIs, no new capabilities, no new bugs, no new versions that break your build… Those poor souls! Thankfully that's something we won't ever have
State of JavaScript 2025
JavaScript, you OK? You've barely created any new front-end frameworks this year. After a decade of rapid iteration, it seems clear that the ecosystem has stabilized over the last few years. For example, did you know that “newcomer” Svelte is 9 years old? Which, in JavaScript framework years, is basically ancient! Instead, the main battle has moved to the realm of meta-frameworks, with Astro makin
State of JavaScript 2024
Let's take a second to consider something: 2024's top three front end framework were all launched over a decade ago. Now sure, all three have evolved a lot along the way, and the patterns of 2014 would seem downright antiquated today. But given the JavaScript ecosystems's reputation as a constantly-churning whirlwind of change, it can be nice to know that some things do remain constant. Speaking o
State of JavaScript 2023
It should be clear by now that, for better or for worse, JavaScript is not slowing down. Between server components, server actions, signals, compilers, and more, we're seeing new innovations pop up faster than most of us can handle. The trick to avoiding the dreaded JavaScript fatigue is remembering that you can pick your lane: sure, you can live life on the cutting edge with the early adopters; b
2024 年の JavaScript と TypeScript のトレンド: 開発者エコシステムアンケートのインサイト | The WebStorm Blog
JetBrains は過去 7 年間にわたり、変化し続ける開発者の状況と使用されている主要テクノロジーを関連付けるために開発者エコシステムアンケートを実施してきました。 その結果は生データと分析レポートの両方の形式でコミュニティと共有され、すべての関係者がこのエコシステムの状況を把握できるようになっています。 本日は今年の調査結果を JavaScript と TypeScript に焦点を当てて確認したいと思います。 アンケートの概要 2023 年の開発者エコシステムアンケートでは、世界中の 26,348 人の開発者からインサイトを収集しました。 このアンケートの結果を自分で確認し、プログラミング言語やツール、テクノロジーから回答者に関する有用な情報や豆情報に至るまで広範なトピックを網羅した情報を入手できます。 私たちは開発者独特のライフスタイルにも注目し、その情熱や興味を明らかにする予定
2023-11-26のJS: Vite 5、Node.js 20.10.0(ESMのデフォルト化フラグ)、State of JS 受付中
JSer.info #670 - Vite 5.0がリリースされました。 Vite 5.0 is out! | Vite Node.js 14/16のサポート終了、Rollup 4へアップデート、CommonJS Node API(require("vite"))を非推奨化しています。 また、defineの置換方法をdevとproduction buildで同じ方法を使うように変更、devとpreviewでURL末尾のスラッシュの扱いが異なる問題を修正、非推奨なAPIの削除なども含まれています。 マイグレーションガイドも合わせて公開されています。 Migration from v4 | Vite Node.js 20.10.0がリリースされました。 Node v20.10.0 (LTS) | Node.js 主に開発版のNode.js 21.xからのバックポートが中心となっています。 ES
State of JavaScript 2023
JavaScript started its life as a browser language, and then went to on conquer the server with Node.js. And it 2023, it seems like the ecosystem as a whole might finally be ready to try and bridge that gap. Between features like React Server Components, frameworks like Solid and Qwik, or meta-frameworks like Next.js and Sveltekit, providing a better way of serving code and data to clients has beco
State of JavaScript 2022
After years of relative stability, many are now beginning to question the status quo. New front-end frameworks like Solid and Qwik are suggesting that React might not have all the answers after all, and on the server Astro, Remix and Next.js (among others) are making us reconsider how much code we really need to ship to the client. We'll need all the data we can get if we want to make sense of all
State of JavaScript 2022
For the first time in a while, it feels like the status quo of the JavaScript ecosystem is being questioned. Faster bundling with Vite, island architecture with Astro, resumability with Qwik… New entrants are challenging the old guard, and the result is a lot more excitement, but also a lot more uncertainty. So once more, let's try and figure out together where JavaScript is going, in 2022 and bey
The State of Frontend 2024
This edition is our most comprehensive survey yet, with 6,288 responses from developers, engineers, and tech enthusiasts across 139 countries. Our community spans the globe, with the largest number of responses coming from countries like the USA, Poland, Germany, and France. We’re also thrilled to have heard from individuals in places as diverse as Andorra, the Maldives, Mauritius, Senegal, and Gu
The State of JS 2021
A lot happened in 2021. So much in fact that the survey was pushed back all the way to 2022! Between a slew of faster build tools and a new crop of back-end frameworks, the JavaScript world kept evolving. And we did our best to keep up, giving this survey a couple new power-ups (read more about what's new) such as new question types, the ability to cross-reference two datapoints (such as yearly sa
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State of JavaScript 2024