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State of JS is always a fun and interesting survey, but I am wary about drawing conclusions from its results because of the self-selecting nature of the partici
by stupidcar 7y ago
State of JS is always a fun and interesting survey, but I am wary about drawing conclusions from its results because of the self-selecting nature of the participants means they are probably not a representative sample of JS developers in general. They're inevitably going to trend towards English-speaking developers who read coding news sites, participate in social media.
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- fourthark 7y agoEvery year I glance at it, thinking maybe I will learn something about the state of JavaScript. Then I remember that it's a popularity contest and I get bored pretty quick. I'm not sure why I should care what everyone else wants to learn. I guess it's worth finding out if there is a new popular framework this year. Sigh.