State of Frontend
summary
A regional TechRadar-style survey of frontend developers gathered several hundred responses and required over 260 hours of processing (advertised at an equivalent cost of about 595,000). Results highlight React as the leading framework, about 10% of respondents reporting use of Temporal, and a notable share still on ECMAScript 5; the organisers will publish a public report and raw charts this summer, share a compiled wall of negative comments, and plan to run the survey periodically.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Welcome
- 10:11Tech adoption problems
- 11:33Tech radar goals
- 13:20Framework usage
- 15:48Language popularity
- 17:35JavaScript standards
- 18:37CSS and UI libraries
- 21:27Tool sentiment
- 22:56Survey surprises
- 24:25Frontend pain points
- 25:30Conference program
- 27:17Interactive activities
- 28:41Evening networking
- 30:29Thanks
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