State of JavaScript 2021
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State of JavaScript 2021
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#2Survey maintainer here, thanks for posting this!
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#3Not surprised to see satisfaction drop with increase in usage for React. People feeling like they’re forced to use something because of external constraints (coworkers choices etc) are rarely satisfied with that choice.
That’s the fate of any tool that becomes popular enough.
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#4Gulp build tool not receiving much love lately with a very strong "Would not use again". Why so? https://2021.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/build-tools/#buil...
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#5Beginning of the end for Angular? Noticeable drop in relative satisfication but high usage numbers shows how hard it is to get rid of.
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#6Gulp build tool not receiving much love lately with a very strong "Would not use again". Why so? https://2021.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/build-tools/#buil...
I would guess it's because it's old (in Javascript years).
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#7Interested in the steady drop in satisfaction with Vue since 2018. I remember being positively impressed when I looked into it.
Is it simply due to more usage in actual systems causing people to dislike tools they really work with, or is the framework developing in a direction people are unhappy with?
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#8Depending on your age (guess what!) the age demographics is absolutely scary :-)
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#9Interested in the steady drop in satisfaction with Vue since 2018. I remember being positively impressed when I looked into it. Is it simply due to more usage in actual systems causing people to dislike tools they really work with, or is the framework developing in a direction people are unhappy with?
I think every framework sees this kind of drop once it gets widely adopted. Probably a combination of being confronted with real-world use cases, as well as the appeal of newer solutions that promise to do the same thing even better.
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#10Interested in the steady drop in satisfaction with Vue since 2018. I remember being positively impressed when I looked into it. Is it simply due to more usage in actual systems causing people to dislike tools they really work with, or is the framework developing in a direction people are unhappy with?
It’s just the hype cycle. It’s only improved in recent years