Ligazón á secciónBalance JavaScript/TypeScript
The proportion of developers who write the entirety of their code in TypeScript keeps increasing, and may soon represent a majority of respondents.
Ligazón á 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.
Ligazón á 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.
Ligazón á 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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Ligazón á secciónUso de JavaScript
Despite the ever-growing number of use cases for JavaScript, front-end develeopment remains the most common reason to use the language for now.
Ligazón á 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.
Ligazón á secciónPatróns para aplicacións
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.
Ligazón á secciónInconvenientes de JavaScript
We now have pretty much all the tools we need; the challenge is to know how to use them right.
Ligazón á secciónSatisfacción coas tecnoloxías web
Happiness is once again stable.
Ligazón á secciónSatisfacción con JavaScript
Happiness levels remain constant once again.