The obvious lack of diversity (and respondents versus last year š¬) applies of course, but thereās some interesting stuff in here still. The āother front-end frameworksā section specifically.
Astro, Ember, Remix and jQuery have all grown in usage vs last year, but Next.js has stagnated somewhat. I guess thatās why the Vercel CEO is currently posting through it (warning, Twitter link).
All Iāll say about that data is to remember how low Next.jsā share is ā even in the favourably non-diverse respondent data from this year ā whenever someone tells you it is āthe most popular frameworkā. The (extremely) loud minority applies.
Iām really happy to see Astro growing too. It powers this site and allows us to render very little JS, even though our front-end is built with React components. Astroās SSR system is working wonders for the CSS course too.
