The wonderful thing about glimpsing into the future is that the path is never completely clear. We... Tagged with webdev, javascript, webperf, frameworks.

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React, Next, and Remix to Vue and Nuxt, through Sveltekit, and SolidStart, are all on the same page yet. We can cache more aggressively, stream our HTML responses, and we can invest in smaller/faster frameworks. There are some red herrings: We can think progressive enhancement is a substitute for hydration.

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<p>Good article I think. Most of the alleged future predictions simply describes what we already have seen in 2022. This article is honest with what we already have seen and actually tries to predict where we are going.</p>


<p>I’m looking to learn more about JS and this was a great read. Thanks!</p>
