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The State of the Web

Talkat JSNation 2025 · on Thursday, 2025-06-12· at 09:30· [web-platform, developer-experience]

Runs recurrent public surveys (State of JS, CSS, HTML, WebDev AI, State of Devs) and publishes concrete metrics: Solid tops satisfaction for four years, 100% TypeScript is the largest usage group, browser baseline marks the CSS :has selector as supported in all four major browsers since late 2023, and only 22% generate the majority of code via AI. Survey sizes hit ~10k (peaks ~20k), freeform answers get normalized with regex and LLMs, and job-title data shows “engineer” correlates with higher median income.

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  1. 0:00Sasha Grief on the State of the Web
  2. 2:39Front-End Library Trends and TypeScript Usage
  3. 4:55Join us for GitNation Conferences
  4. 5:38JavaScript Survey Results and CSS Features
  5. 8:12CSS Feature Adoption and Browser Support
  6. 11:36Browser Interop and AI Usage
  7. 15:37State of Devs Survey Insights
  8. 17:24Developer Titles and Popular Hobbies
  9. 20:54Survey Insights and Challenges
  10. 24:24JavaScript Survey Data and AI Adoption
  11. 27:33Survey Data Collection Challenges
  12. 29:12Survey Question Selection Process
  13. 31:24Survey Motivation and Technology Transition
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