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Discover the top frontend trends, challenges, and insights from 6,000+ developers worldwide in the #StateOfFrontend 2024 report! Read the full report here: tsh.io/state-of-front…

So excited to get back to our live episodes with my dear @JsfnSchfr! 🎉 Join us if you want to spend some time exploring the results of #StateOfCSS, #StateOfFrontend, and much more 💡

🎉 YA SALIO #StateOfFrontend Es una encuesta que se hace cada año y genera un reporte muy util para saber hacia donde va el #frontend. ¡Todo el mundo a llenarla! stateoffrontend2024.typeform.com/survey

#Frontend Folks, join the # StateOfFrontend2024 survey now! 💥 The last edition had 4000+ participants from 125 countries – let's make this year's #StateOfFrontend even more epic! Your opinion matters, and there are no right or wrong answers. ➡️ hubs.la/Q02xKCX40

Mucha curiosidad por saber cuantos estan adoptando este framework… muy atento al State of Frontend de este año 👀 #StateOfFrontend

Who came first, the user or the developer? @kentcdodds shared his thoughts on the developer experience for #StateOfFrontend 2022. hubs.la/Q019BSwn0

Other amazing experts from the SOFE 2022! 😎 @radpaluszak & @mattdiggityseo are an excellent #SEO team so it's very fortunate that they decided to add their valuable insights and recommendations to #StateOfFrontend 2022. 👏 hubs.la/Q01cqNRP0

#StateOfFrontend tsh.io/state-of-front…

Our Aussie friend, @adrian_twarog helped us a great deal with tacking user Experience, responsiveness & performance issues in #StateOfFrontend 2022. Check out what he had to say. 💪 hubs.la/Q019BQJn0

“Good practices” require a GOOD commentator. 👌 We’re happy that @GergelyOrosz took up the challenge to comment on work conditions and methods/practices parts of the #StateOfFrontend 2022 report. hubs.la/Q019BQY70

Are testing tasks shared by QAs and developers? We asked @ddylowicz to take a closer look at the results of the testing part of #StateOfFrontend 2022. 👇 hubs.la/Q019BGkT0

Still haven't read the #StateOfFrontend 2022? Take an example from @SachaGreif and analyze the report! 🫡

We got so lucky with our #StateOfFrontend 2022 collaborators! @_jayphelps rocked the browser technology analysis in the report, so make sure to give it a read. 👏 hubs.la/Q019BQJ10

There could be no micro frontends chapter without input from @lucamezzalira! 👏 💪 Read what he had to say about the #StateOfFrontend survey results. hubs.la/Q019BDPr0

Thanks for gracing us with your presence in the hosting chapter of #StateOfFrontend 2022, @lauragift_. 🙏 Find out what she thinks about hosting, cloud, and CI/CD. hubs.la/Q01b0PVf0

According to #StateOfFrontend 2022, 43% of people think that TypeScript will become the primary solution for web development. 😮 Our own @marcingajda91 shared his thoughts on the matter. hubs.la/Q019BPBB0

It's funny how people decided that they don't want any fancy syntax and only CSS with extra features. Now half of the frontend developers uses SCSS and (almost?) no one remembers about the original SASS. #stateoffrontend

Most of the people who filled the #stateoffrontend survey jumped onto the train in 2017 or earlier. Let's recall what a year it was: – @reactjs 16 premiered with Portals and Fragments, – @angular 5 released with support for PWA, – @vuejs started gaining traction, (1/3)

Let's discuss The State of Frontend 2022 One chart at a time The first one shows that 60% of the developers works exclusively remotely. If this is going to change? Hell no! Remote work is now a standard benefit in tech, like healthcare or insurance (1/4) #stateoffrontend

Le State of Frontend 2022 est dispo ! tsh.io/state-of-front… Une bonne façon d’avoir une idée globale et réelle du marché, sans biais. #frontend #stateoffrontend

This is my favorite graph from the #StateOfFrontend survey results.

It's funny how people decided that they don't want any fancy syntax and only CSS with extra features. Now half of the frontend developers uses SCSS and (almost?) no one remembers about the original SASS. #stateoffrontend

Let's discuss The State of Frontend 2022 One chart at a time The first one shows that 60% of the developers works exclusively remotely. If this is going to change? Hell no! Remote work is now a standard benefit in tech, like healthcare or insurance (1/4) #stateoffrontend

Most of the people who filled the #stateoffrontend survey jumped onto the train in 2017 or earlier. Let's recall what a year it was: – @reactjs 16 premiered with Portals and Fragments, – @angular 5 released with support for PWA, – @vuejs started gaining traction, (1/3)

Here it is, The “State of Frontend 2022” report! tsh.io/state-of-front… It presents the results of the survey we conducted, and includes commentary from many experts you may know. You will also find my thoughts about the success of @typescript. Enjoy the read! #stateoffrontend

Still haven't read the #StateOfFrontend 2022? Take an example from @SachaGreif and analyze the report! 🫡

🎉 YA SALIO #StateOfFrontend Es una encuesta que se hace cada año y genera un reporte muy util para saber hacia donde va el #frontend. ¡Todo el mundo a llenarla! stateoffrontend2024.typeform.com/survey

Other amazing experts from the SOFE 2022! 😎 @radpaluszak & @mattdiggityseo are an excellent #SEO team so it's very fortunate that they decided to add their valuable insights and recommendations to #StateOfFrontend 2022. 👏 hubs.la/Q01cqNRP0

Who came first, the user or the developer? @kentcdodds shared his thoughts on the developer experience for #StateOfFrontend 2022. hubs.la/Q019BSwn0

We got so lucky with our #StateOfFrontend 2022 collaborators! @_jayphelps rocked the browser technology analysis in the report, so make sure to give it a read. 👏 hubs.la/Q019BQJ10

Are testing tasks shared by QAs and developers? We asked @ddylowicz to take a closer look at the results of the testing part of #StateOfFrontend 2022. 👇 hubs.la/Q019BGkT0

There could be no micro frontends chapter without input from @lucamezzalira! 👏 💪 Read what he had to say about the #StateOfFrontend survey results. hubs.la/Q019BDPr0

Thanks for gracing us with your presence in the hosting chapter of #StateOfFrontend 2022, @lauragift_. 🙏 Find out what she thinks about hosting, cloud, and CI/CD. hubs.la/Q01b0PVf0

#Frontend Folks, join the # StateOfFrontend2024 survey now! 💥 The last edition had 4000+ participants from 125 countries – let's make this year's #StateOfFrontend even more epic! Your opinion matters, and there are no right or wrong answers. ➡️ hubs.la/Q02xKCX40

Our Aussie friend, @adrian_twarog helped us a great deal with tacking user Experience, responsiveness & performance issues in #StateOfFrontend 2022. Check out what he had to say. 💪 hubs.la/Q019BQJn0

“Good practices” require a GOOD commentator. 👌 We’re happy that @GergelyOrosz took up the challenge to comment on work conditions and methods/practices parts of the #StateOfFrontend 2022 report. hubs.la/Q019BQY70

According to #StateOfFrontend 2022, 43% of people think that TypeScript will become the primary solution for web development. 😮 Our own @marcingajda91 shared his thoughts on the matter. hubs.la/Q019BPBB0