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The State of JavaScript 2018
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In this episode Wes and Scott are joined by their first ever guest on the show: Sacha Greif. Sacha is one of the makers of the State of Javascript - the topic for today’s show. Wes, Scott and Sacha discuss the results of 2018’s survey, what they think, and implications for the industry.
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Show Notes 1:48
What is the State of JS survey
3:58
The tech behind State of JS
12:55
How was the data collected?
16:38
JavaScript Flavors
23:14
Frameworks
31:49
DataLayer
34:53
Backend
40:09
Other Tools
44:37
Opinions
47:48
Awards
49:58
Criticism
Links Nivo
Gatsby
Netlify
Reason
Parcel
Relay
Express
KeystoneJS
Ghost
Jest
GraphQL
VueX
Storybook
Real Analysis of Angular, React, and Vue
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