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Interesting as always. It would be great to have a UX to easily compare the trends, such as 2022 vs 2021 vs 2020 though. Unless I missed it. The "Web framework
by TIPSIO 4y ago
Interesting as always. It would be great to have a UX to easily compare the trends, such as 2022 vs 2021 vs 2020 though. Unless I missed it.
The "Web framework and technologies" section doesn't seem accurate to compare in a meaningful way.
For example, they have Node.js as a standalone option probably throwing off everything. Then these compare weird when put together as options: Next, Nuxt, React, Vue, etc.
Love it or hate it, jQuery was also #3.
- nailer 4y agoI wouldn't count 'node' as a framework but rather a JS implementation. Same way one counts 'ruby' or 'python'.