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📊 Survey
2023.stateofjs.com/

[@patrickdrejerczak3043]

Angular definitely under appreciated. The new improvements are great!

[@madeOfClay99]

I hope Angular becomes more popular in the next years, it is really a great fe framework!

[@valikonen]

It is in the enterprise world. This about PHP or jQuery, they are in 90% of websites but most of them are small projects.

[@parihar-shashwat]

They change 180 every 3-4 years not worthy to invest time in such frameworks.

[@MachLandar]

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

[@okundin]

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!

[@AGUNGKAYA]

I love how max teach. Very practical and straight to the point

[@Isra-p1]

I'm surprised your name was not higher up on the resources list, it really should Max. Keep up the good work

[@lakhveerchahal]

Thanks for the amazing walkthrough!

[@SachaGreif]

Thanks for the great recap!

[@mahamadousimpara4320]

Thanks for all you have done for me, I appreciate it!

[@SinaSoltani-tf8zo]

2:51 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

[@SinaSoltani-tf8zo]

Also React, in next version: const [use, setUse] = useState(use); 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@robinr2336]

@@SinaSoltani-tf8zo yikes!

[@robinr2336]

I second that!

[@alexeyn2281]

Max, you are doing great courses 💯

[@shaikshavalisyed2012]

Excellent information thanks to Max.

[@abhishek_k7]

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

[@qoiiwwe]

Love the last sentence

[@regurichandan4454]

Hi Max Just eagerly waiting for your "Microfrontend React" course

[@Gaijin101]

State of Js is very skewed to USA devs

[@saikrishna4661]

Max I wish you would have been a Java developer too. We must have got great content in springBoot and microservices with great examples. 😢😢😢

[@bzchii7474]

Do you have any cool courses in mind for this?

[@saikrishna4661]

@@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.

[@bvedantcodes]

@@bzchii7474 dan vega has really good tutorials on youtube

[@phongvan9957]

what did you use to draw that box on the screen ?

[@madeOfClay99]

Max, do you have any plans for making a NestJs course?

[@TayambaMwanza]

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 :(

[@Gaijin101]

Unjs and Nuxt is ❤

[@youtubeshorts3338]

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.

[@unsivilaudio]

comment for the algo

[@LongJourneys]

I feel like so many people use react just because so many people use react

[@ondrejvencovsky6834]

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.

[@Steve-Richter]

China 2%, yet East Asian 7%

[@parrou3]

is Next.js worthy in 2024 -2025 ? or should move away ?

[@danydany6068]

yes angular changes but i am working at a project with an old version of angular and i really don't like it !!!

[@SinaSoltani-tf8zo]

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.