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How did you get to your estimation of 45-50%? That sounds waaaaay too large.
by monocosm 5y ago
How did you get to your estimation of 45-50%? That sounds waaaaay too large.
- larsnystrom 5y agoAccording to npmjs.com react has 13.6M downloads/week and redux has 6.7M. So 45-50% sounds about right.
- sroussey 5y agoTip: If you want to increase your numbers relative to another package, ship more versions over the same time period.
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- ratww 5y agoThat figure is "Weekly Downloads", not in total. None of them had updates in less than two months. Also, React has published 10x more versions than Redux. So if anything, Redux might be more popular than GP assumed.
- acemarke 5y agoMy estimates are primarily based on NPM download stats for React, Redux, and React-Redux, as well as more anecdotal evidence like "what libs are you using?" polls that I see on Twitter and such. These are all obviously _very_ imperfect proxies for actual usage stats, but they're all that I see available to work with. FYI my last attempt to estimate "React state management market share" was in a Reddit thread earlier this year, with download numbers and caveats included: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/lcgqnd/state_management/glzrax4/ https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/lcgqnd/state_manag...