(Un)expected winners & interesting trends
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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2023.stateofjs...
I was self-taught mostly with C# and a tiny bit of C++ and Python before that and ultimately ended up in an Angular job about 5 or so years ago with basically no web dev experience and I love Angular...it makes so much sense to me and I find it easy to work with, though I have very little frame of reference to other frameworks beyond just a cursory glance....I really love the direction Angular is headed in too...admittedly, it was never a great option for a smaller project, definitely better for more enterprise-type applications imo, but the recent changes (and possibly making rxjs optional in the future, or so I heard...) will go a long way towards making it a viable option for smaller projects as well...hopefully people will check it out more, I just want to see Angular continue to grow and get better
Angular definitely under appreciated. The new improvements are great!
I love how max teach. Very practical and straight to the point
I like concept of this video and sharing dev trends! Great video
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In our company we all made sure that we don't make our decisions based on bullsh**ts from Social Media, instead we check all tools & frameworks ourselves to see which one is more beautiful and makes more sense for development.
React:
const [firstName, setFirstName] = useState("Default Name");
setFirstName(e.target.value)} value={firstName} />
Angular:
name = "Default Name"
Let's forget about the useEffect bullshi*ts
Also React, in next version:
const [use, setUse] = useState(use); 🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@SinaSoltani-tf8zo yikes!
I second that!
I fully agree on the static typing: It should work as smooth and unintrusive as in python, that would be (once more) a game-changer for JS. I personally think that TS is an overkill considering the compilation it needs and the syntax that is awful to read for the non-trivial stuff (i.e. libraries using TS).
Great breakdown of the State of JavaScript 2023 survey. The insights into developer preferences and challenges are invaluable. The emphasis on AI tool usage highlights the rapid integration of AI into development workflows. I wonder how these trends will shape the JavaScript ecosystem in the coming years. Would love to see a deeper dive into the challenges developers face with code architecture. Keep up the excellent analysis.
Max, do you have any plans for making a NestJs course?
I'm surprised your name was not higher up on the resources list, it really should Max. Keep up the good work
Hey Max, we are waiting for Node.js update udemy course :)
Thanks for the amazing walkthrough!
Thanks for the great recap!
Please update the vue course with vite
Hi, Please add Chart.js section in React Course.
Academind when are you going to release a NestJS course? What date approximately? We (your students) really need it.
Hello team, hope you are well and that email finds you. I just purchased your courses a few days ago Im so excited to start learning something new but Im stuck on setting up the visual studio code, I use windows laptop.
Hey max and manu! Hope you're enjoying your summer holidays. When you're back, might fastapi be in the cards for a course?
Excellent information thanks to Max.
I voted for Academind. love your courses btw. have learnt a lot from them. currently going through your flutter course on udemy lol. and will definitely vote for you again next year as well
State of Js is very skewed to USA devs
Love the last sentence
is Next.js worthy in 2024 -2025 ? or should move away ?
comment for the algo
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I feel like so many people use react just because so many people use react
Yeah. I just tried react to find out what's so great about it. And I found nothing. Javascript pretending to be weak HTML that is inserted into real HTML.
China 2%, yet East Asian 7%
I hope Angular becomes more popular in the next years, it is really a great fe framework!
It is in the enterprise world. This about PHP or jQuery, they are in 90% of websites but most of them are small projects.
They change 180 every 3-4 years not worthy to invest time in such frameworks.
Max I wish you would have been a Java developer too. We must have got great content in springBoot and microservices with great examples. 😢😢😢
Do you have any cool courses in mind for this?
@@bzchii7474 None of the instructors on udemy teach springBoot indepth, they would just give basic idea. However, Ranga(in28Minutes) is a better one to choose.
@@bzchii7474 dan vega has really good tutorials on youtube
This survey is more like state of React, the Angular survey has more respondents so I think its how React devs view the js ecosystem.
Also PWA fall off is purely because of Apple :(
Unjs and Nuxt is ❤
Max, you are doing great courses 💯
Hi bro! I know this platform is not right to discuss this topic but I recently buy your course (Django) on udemy. There community link for discord is not working and I try to open your own website but that also not open please fix this issue. Thank you for such good explanation on Django at udemy.
Are you planning to update the remix course? Thank you.
Hi Max! Thanks s lot for this JS state review. I appreciate your time and efforts to share it with us! It saved us a lot of time and still allows us be in the loop of what’s going on in frontend world. Please keep doing great work!
Hi Max
Just eagerly waiting for your "Microfrontend React" course
Thanks for all you have done for me, I appreciate it!
what did you use to draw that box on the screen ?
yes angular changes but i am working at a project with an old version of angular and i really don't like it !!!
The first Angular wasn't even popular for the developers who created it themselves. That's why they recreated the whole thing in Typescript.
The version you mentioned was for 6-8 years ago. Nobody makes an application with that version anymore.
So, if an old version of something from 6-8 years ago exists in a company in a project, doesn't mean that Angular should get negative reviews.