The End
I've decided to stop writing DailyJS. It's part of my weekday ritual, and so it's a difficult decision to make, but it's time to move on to other things. I love writing regularly, but mistakes have started to creep in that mean it's difficult for me to publish articles with the level of confidence that I'd like. There's been a small community of contributors that have made DailyJS great and encour
DailyJS: JavaScript Developer Survey 2014: Results
The JavaScript Developer Survey has now closed. As always the results are available to the community for further analysis: Summary Raw spreadsheet data (gzipped CSV) Results for 2013 Results for 2012 97% of readers write client-side code, while 56% said they write server-side code. Last year server-side development was at 28%. I’d like to think that the interest and adoption of technologies like N
DailyJS: JavaScript Developer Survey 2014
Here is the JavaScript Developer Survey for 2014! You have two weeks from now to complete the survey (the 15th of December). I asked for help with the questions last year, and collected pull requests and issues to improve the survey. You can view the survey repository at alexyoung/dailyjs-survey. Many thanks to everyone who has helped so far. Please fill out the survey and share it with your fello
DailyJS: JavaScript Developer Survey 2013: Results
The JavaScript Developer Survey has now closed. As always the results are available to the community for further analysis: Summary Raw spreadsheet data (zipped CSV) Results for 2012 51% of readers write client-side code, while 28% said they write server-side code. Last year client-side was at 98%, so I imagine this is partly due to a changing audience on DailyJS, but it’s interesting how strong se
DailyJS: ES6 for Node
In Harmony of Dreams Come True, Brendan Eich discusses the “new-in-ES6 stuff” that is starting to come to fruition. Although his discussion mostly focuses on Mozilla-based implementations, he does relate upcoming language features to a wide range of JavaScript projects, including games. This is relevant to Node developers because ECMAScript 6 is happening, and changes are already present in V8 its
DailyJS: JavaScript Developer Survey 2011 Results
The results are in! Thanks to everyone who took part, your answers are now the property of the community. The raw result set is here: JavaScript Developer Survey 2011, Data. A summary of the results generated by Google Docs can be downloaded here: JavaScript Developer Survey 2011, PDF. I got the feeling that client-side developers felt a little underrepresented by the survey, so in future I can r
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