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No-one uses vanilla JavaScript anymore and everyone is on TypeScript? https://2022.stateofjs.com/en-US/other-tools/#javascript_flavors https://2022.stateofjs.co

• spiffytech 4y ago
  > Languages that compile to JavaScript So that graphic excludes JavaScript itself. But to your point, I get the impression every project is adopting TS in some form. It's now pretty rare for me to find an NPM library that doesn't have typings, and anecdotally I'd say at least half are provided by the project. And I've seen a lot of "migrated to TS" in project changelogs.
  • kreetx 4y ago
    There is a second tab for other answers, where you do find both (though few) "Vanilla JavaScript" and "JavaScript" answres. I think they should have had it in the main selection as - at least to me - sounds improbable that really so few use vanilla JS these days.