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State of JavaScript 2024

The obvious lack of diversity (and respondents versus last year 😬) applies of course, but there’s some interesting stuff in here still. The ā€œother 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 that’s why the Vercel CEO is currently posting through it (warning, Twitter link).

All I’ll say about that data is to remember how low Next.js’ share is — even in the favourably non-diverse respondent data from this year — whenever someone tells you it is ā€œthe most popular frameworkā€. The (extremely) loud minority applies.

I’m 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. Astro’s SSR system is working wonders for the CSS course too.

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