The winner of the State of JavaScript Survey 2022 is… 🏆
The State of JavaScript Survey is an annual survey that seeks to understand the current trends and preferences in the JavaScript community. It covers a wide range of topics, including frameworks, libraries, tools, and more.
In the 2022 survey, the winner for the most popular JavaScript framework was revealed to be React. React has consistently been a top choice for developers, known for its component-based architecture and efficient data binding. It is widely used for building user interfaces for web and mobile applications.
React’s popularity can be attributed to its strong community support, extensive ecosystem, and active development. It has become the go-to choice for many developers and companies looking to build modern, interactive web applications.
Other notable winners in the survey include Vue.js, which was recognized for its ease of use and flexibility, and Angular, which continues to be a popular choice for enterprise-level applications.
The survey also highlighted the rising popularity of Svelte, a relatively newer framework known for its simplicity and performance optimizations. Svelte’s growing community and innovative approach to building web applications have gained it significant attention in the JavaScript community.
Overall, the State of JavaScript Survey 2022 provided valuable insights into the current landscape of JavaScript development. It showcased the continued dominance of React, the steady growth of Vue.js and Angular, and the emergence of new players like Svelte.
As the JavaScript ecosystem continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these trends develop in the coming years and what new technologies and frameworks will shape the future of web development.
Ionic got 40% on the tier list, while React Native got 70%. Let that sink in.
I'm the lead survey maintainer, thanks for taking the time to make a video!
Hello Simon, thank you for the great videos you always provide, can you please make a video about routing specially when back home and navigate again to other pages via he navbar or the links inside the ion-content or from ion-menu, I face a problem now that when I go from home to an other page and go back to home again the side menu won't be opened :[ . thanks in advance
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Kind of sad to see this as an Angular developer. It just kept on getting better over the years but the survey doesn't reflect that. Then again, this is only 40k people survey and it seems the hot new techs are getting the prizes.
I'll still stick with Angular for now…
Though react develop fast apps and worked with it for some time.. but I don't like it since on big projects, the project structure becomes complicated and really gets lost in finding things… after I tried ionic angular, I found it much better, but still, it needs pretty clean code to come up with a fast app.. currently I will be trying react typescript to see if I can achieve a similar project structuring…