Great overview of the survey! I'm always happy when people take advantages of the various filtering/sorting options I've added, I know they're not always the easiest thing to figure out…
(title reply) Yo I don't hate frameworks! But I think people are realising the challenges with rapidly changing eco systems... someone has to pay, and we are at a time where 'value' is appreciated and a priority, so updating things to use the latest becomes more of a pain than a join... Hence the jQuery PHP memes... Also Nextjs resembles so much that is wrong with the world, software and development - they rushed major revisions out hushing major github issues, and they have 2.5k issues open, some of which are howlers. They need to tidy what they have an implement some stability, app router (with all the image mem leak issues), was beyond a farce and incredibly expensive for anyone to have to deal with.
Been some unfriendly framework decisions recently. NextJS app router still leaves a bad taste with devs who have used it since the early days, and Vercel is trying to make it difficult to leave their ecosystem. Remix becoming an optional library of React Router v7 was an odd decision, and will be interesting how people react to it in the coming year. Also, Gatsby is pretty much dead, wish Netlify would finally archive it or hand it off to the community if they no longer support it. Angular is Angular, so plenty of reasons to hate it due to complexity. Plus, we've had many other frameworks come and go, nothing has really taken off, so people are looking at options with using Vite more than in the past.
yip i dumped nextjs for astro in just about everything. hello vite hello server islands. it just removes so much complexity. I love vue too - for enterprise apps. react is where the jobs are though. better the devil that pays. would love some standard libraries.
Great overview of the survey! I'm always happy when people take advantages of the various filtering/sorting options I've added, I know they're not always the easiest thing to figure out…
(title reply) Yo I don't hate frameworks! But I think people are realising the challenges with rapidly changing eco systems... someone has to pay, and we are at a time where 'value' is appreciated and a priority, so updating things to use the latest becomes more of a pain than a join... Hence the jQuery PHP memes...
Also Nextjs resembles so much that is wrong with the world, software and development - they rushed major revisions out hushing major github issues, and they have 2.5k issues open, some of which are howlers. They need to tidy what they have an implement some stability, app router (with all the image mem leak issues), was beyond a farce and incredibly expensive for anyone to have to deal with.
When looking for working with dates, do not use moment. It’s been obsolete for years. It’s bad. Stop using it!
Missed Rsbuild.
I replaced my Vite project in dev mode with Rsbuild and its like 2x faster.
Where is HTMX?
Great thank for this video, for state of JS overview - very helpful!)
Been some unfriendly framework decisions recently. NextJS app router still leaves a bad taste with devs who have used it since the early days, and Vercel is trying to make it difficult to leave their ecosystem. Remix becoming an optional library of React Router v7 was an odd decision, and will be interesting how people react to it in the coming year. Also, Gatsby is pretty much dead, wish Netlify would finally archive it or hand it off to the community if they no longer support it. Angular is Angular, so plenty of reasons to hate it due to complexity. Plus, we've had many other frameworks come and go, nothing has really taken off, so people are looking at options with using Vite more than in the past.
Vite getting all the rewards again this year. It is a shame that Next.js doesn't work on Vite, get with the times already!
yip i dumped nextjs for astro in just about everything. hello vite hello server islands. it just removes so much complexity. I love vue too - for enterprise apps. react is where the jobs are though. better the devil that pays. would love some standard libraries.