State of JS 2023 Suggestions

[SachaG]

If you have any suggestions on how to improve next year's edition of the State of JS survey, let us know here.

[SachaG]

More diverse video creators list: https://twitter.com/trunarla/status/1595067009317863426

@ania_kubow

@cassiecodes

@maya_loves_code

@pokecoder

@pilatesdev

@thecodercoder

@synsation6

[SachaG]

Missing items:

• https://flutter.dev/ ?
• Zero to Mastery

[aneagoie]

Thanks for the inclusion of https://zerotomastery.io @SachaG :)

As an easy reference:

In the RESOURCES category

Blogs & Magazines Which blogs/magazines/etc. do you read? -> Add Web Developer Monthly

Sites & Courses Which sites/courses/etc. do you consult? -> Add zerotomastery.io

Ps thanks from the community for maintaining this survey for such a long time... your efforts do not go unnoticed!

[katetrahan]

Would it be possible to add the LogRocket blog and podcast to the resources category?

Blog https://blog.logrocket.com/

Podcast https://podrocket.logrocket.com/

[mroeling]

Missing frontend framework Aurelia, https://aurelia.io/.

For instance, it's on https://component-party.dev/, so why not in the State of 2022 or 2023 list? It's one of the least intrusive frameworks I know.

[deluksic]

This visualization gives a slightly biased impression due to surface area being square of the radius. I noticed this because some had close to 50% ratio but looked maybe 1/4 filled (see String.prototype.matchAll). Please make sure radius is scaling with sqrt(ratio).

[SachaG]

Add Prettier and ESLint somewhere?

[SachaG]

https://enhance.dev/docs/

[SachaG]

https://hono.dev/