Which JS tools is EVERYONE using? - State of JS 2022 (Newest)

Do you ever wonder what frontend frameworks, libraries and tools everyone is using? Luckily, there is a yearly survey called "State of JS" which gives a great overview. In this video I summerize the most recent "State of JS 2022' edition.
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0:00 Intro - What is State of JS?
0:29 Who took part in the survey?
0:50 Language and browser features
2:00 Frameworks and libraries
5:11 Interesting facts
5:32 Goal for next year and Outro
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State of JS 2022: 2022.stateofjs.com/en-US/
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[@SachaGreif]

I'm the lead survey maintainer, I really appreciate you taking the time to make a video!

[@frontstartdev]

Can't believe it reached you! Really appreciate your amazing work! 🙏

[@lashabidzinashvili299]

Very interesting video! Good luck mate

[@frontstartdev]

Thanks!

[@AcunPearce]

Just found this amazing channel. Keep making video bro!

[@frontstartdev]

Thanks!

[@danielgruner]

Hi! Great video! You structured it very well and explained how to read and interpret the data and gave a short intro to the technologies. You mentioned 2 survey aspects that deliver (in my opinion) much potential for your future videos: 1. building JS apps is overly complex and 2. JS ecosystem is changing too fast. Perhaps it’s possible to help people evaluating and selecting technologies for their own purposes? There are lots of aspects along the selection of the right tech stack. The own knowledge and preferences, the own plans (do you want to find a job? do you want to do freelancing? do you only want to build your product as fast as possible?) and for sure the product itself… Another really big issue is how to handle the overwhelming when chosen a tech stack with too many unknown technologies. What to learn first? Choosing a boilerplate or scaffolding like t3 can be quickly overwhelming. Just a few thoughts… Perhaps they help you 🙂🙂

[@nidhinsnair]

Nice info

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[@henyadose]

Bro please create a video about full stack developer interview and what are the things that we can do to make our projects more attractive and better. Please share your knowledge related to the same, it will be a great help ❤️

[@njengathegeek]

Are you a brother to fireship? you produce equally amazing content 😁

[@frontstartdev]

Thanks! 🙏 He’s an inspiration.

[@adwaithrajesh5206]

What about node and deno..???

[@frontstartdev]

What is the most surprising thing for you in these survey results? 🤔

[@henyadose]

Is it okay to put projects copied into a resume?

[@frontstartdev]

I don’t recommend that. It’s easy to find out whether you built something yourself or not. Also putting in the work is great for learning.

[@henyadose]

@@frontstartdev thank you bro ☺️