Enlace de secciónJavaScript/TypeScript Balance
The proportion of developers who write the entirety of their code in TypeScript keeps increasing, and may soon represent a majority of respondents.
Enlace de secciónCompiled Code Balance
A natural consequence of writing typed code (at least today) is depending on a build step, which is the case for the vast majority of us.
Enlace de secciónBuild Step Advantages
If we did want to envision a build-less future, the first step would no doubt be native type support in JavaScript.
Enlace de secciónAI Code Generation
While respondents do not yet produce a majority of their code with AI, the balance is quickly shifting, with code being the result of AI output increasing from 20% to 29% year-over-year.
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Enlace de secciónUse Case
Despite the ever-growing number of use cases for JavaScript, front-end develeopment remains the most common reason to use the language for now.
Enlace de secciónSector industrial
Given the survey's focus on upcoming trends and early-stage features, it makes sense that its largest audience block would be developers building tools and products for other programmers.
Enlace de secciónApplication Patterns
Modern JavaScript frameworks may now support a whole range of various rendering modes, but it turns out the simplest ones remain the most popular to this day.
Enlace de secciónPuntos dolorosos de JavaScript
We now have pretty much all the tools we need; the challenge is to know how to use them right.
Enlace de sección¿Cómo de satisfecho estás con el estado general de las tecnologías web?
Happiness is once again stable.
Enlace de sección¿Cómo de satisfecho estás con el estado general de JavaScript?
Happiness levels remain constant once again.