State of JS 2023 Reactions
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Scott and Wes dive into the 2023 State of JavaScript survey, breaking down the latest trends and pain points in front-end frameworks, build tools, and JavaScript runtimes. Tune in for their hot takes and insights on what’s shaping the JavaScript landscape this year!
Show Notes
00:00 Welcome to Syntax!
03:04 Brought to you by Sentry.io.
03:43 New Syntax Swag!
04:42 Front end frameworks.
08:30 Front end framework pain-points.
12:17 Metaframeworks.
17:45 Metaframework pain-points.
22:17 Build tools.
24:45 Build tool pain-points.
25:54 JavaScript runtimes.
28:19 Edge + serverless runtimes.
29:30 Backend frameworks.
33:17 Non-JavaScript languages.
36:12 Hosting service.
38:50 Usage.
40:05 Javascript usage.
41:03 Missing features.
45:04 Industry sector.
47:37 The awards.
51:34 Sick Picks + Shameless Plugs.
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Don't forget that the React docs now explicitly say, use a meta-framework, and list Nextjs first as an option. I wonder how much that's contributed to adoption.
LevelupTuts! Had to do the shoutout for Scott^^ You look so good man, long time sub on your channel (lurker but quite productive as a dev xd) Love to hear bits and pieces from your life. sorry that happened to you and your family but I'm glad that you guys made it. and, most importantly, it didn't affect your energy. keep it up!
Welcome back Wes!
3:05 your Sentry intro always cracks me up
Please talk about rsbuild and bun
Love that you mentioned meteor and redwood to those complaining about the lack of a Laravel for js
Please make the Idle hands build nothing hoodies available in the swag store 🙏🤘
20:20 I never deployed Next.js on Vercel for a production deployment. I've worked on multiple Next.js apps and most of them are deployed on a VPS/VM as a regular Node.js app with a proxy in front of it. All this "Vercel vendor lock-in" stuff just doesn't make sense to me when you can still deploy it using pm2/systemd or using Docker and all the features like SSR, ISR, image optimization still work as Wes mentioned.
Yeah you won't get a global CDN or whatever serverless stuff, but you won't get that deploying to any VPS with any framework and that's a deliberate choice then. I just don't understand this vendor lock-in talk around Next.js. Vercel just makes it the most convenient way to deploy Next.js, not the only way.
So we should have a show on Vite & Vitest then?? :)
People who are fed up with nextjs should look at unjs and the framework which use it. E.g. nuxt and analog use nitro as their server runtime.
These packages are so flexible. You can deploy to anything. Node, bun, deno, CF workers, even web workers ...
I would never use anything which I cannot deploy to a random VPS in a pinch.
Starts at 00:04:40
and every tutorial on UA-cam is basically React based... So beginners almost always start with React...Then realise that there are better options...