2020.stateofjs.com

As usual React and Vue lead the pack, but Svelte is quickly establishing itself as a very serious contender for the front-end crown.

Rankings

Satisfaction, interest, usage, and awareness ratio rankings.

Technologies with less than 10% awareness not included. Each ratio is defined as follows:

  • Satisfaction: would use again / (would use again + would not use again)
  • Interest: want to learn / (want to learn + not interested)
  • Usage: (would use again + would not use again) / total
  • Awareness: (total - never heard) / total

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The Rankings chart can be toggled between satisfaction, interest, usage, and awareness to give you a fuller picture of a category's rankings.

Experience Over Time

Overview of opinions on the technologies surveyed over time.

Technologies with only one year of data are not included.

Positive/Negative Split

This chart splits positive (“want to learn”, “would use again”) vs negative (“not interested”, “would not use again”) experiences on both sides of a central axis.

Bar thickness represents the number of respondents aware of a technology.

Other Tools

Completion percentage:

3.2% (763)

Completion percentage:

3.2% (763)

Other tools in this category (freeform answers).

Overall Happiness

On a scale of one (very unhappy) to five (very happy), how happy are developers with the current overall state of this category?

Recommended Resources

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