State of JS 2020
As crappy as 2020 was, JavaScript as a whole still managed to somehow move forward. As the language itself keeps improving thanks to new features like Optional Chaining and Nullish Coalescing, TypeScript's widespread adoption is taking things to a whole other level by popularizing static typing. And on the framework side, just when we thought things were settling down, Svelte comes in and shakes e
The State of JavaScript 2019
We were pretty sure 2018 would be the last time we did this survey. After all, the JavaScript ecosystem can’t very well keep changing again, can it? But what do you know, turns out JavaScript isn’t quite done changing just yet! And so after over 21,717 respondents took this year's survey we had to dig up our components and charts, curse us-from-a-year-ago for writing such crappy code, and get to w
The Front-End Tooling Survey 2019 - Results
Front-end development Blog and Portfolio for Ashley Watson-Nolan – Senior UI Engineer at Just Eat It's been a little while coming, but the results from the 2019 Front-End Tooling Survey are now here! This year, 3,005 developers answered 27 questions covering a wide range of front-end tools and methodologies. As always, a massive thank you from me to every single person that took the time to fill i
The State of JavaScript 2018: Introduction
JavaScript is always changing. New libraries, new frameworks, new languages… It's part of the fun, but it can also feel overwhelming sometimes. That's where the State of JavaScript survey comes in: this year, we surveyed over 20,000 JavaScript developers to figure out what they're using, what they're happy with, and what they want to learn. And the result is a unique collection of stats and insigh
frontend-tooling-survey-2018-results#js-knowledge
Front-end development Blog and Portfolio for Ashley Watson-Nolan – Senior UI Engineer at Just Eat Update 12/09/2019 The results for the 2019 edition of the Front-end Tooling Survey are now available. If you'd like to view them, check them out here. Update 25/07/2018 Since publishing the initial results, I've updated the survey after receiving 5,461 responses and updated the article and results dat
The State of JavaScript 2017: Introduction
A few years back, a JavaScript survey would've been a simple matter. Question 1: are you using jQuery? Question 2: any comments? Boom, done! But as we all know, things have changed. The JavaScript ecosystem is richer than ever, and even the most experienced developer can start to hesitate when considering the multitude of options available at every stage. This is where this survey comes in: we ask
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