It's my first stream of the new year. Let's talk about JavaScript frameworks. Where things have been and where they are going.

[0:00} Starting Soon...
[2:30] Preamble
[8:45] The Plan for Today
[17:00] Ryan's Predictions Last Year
[27:00] React in 2023
[33:30] React - Server Components with No Server
[45:00] React - Next & Server Actions
[57:30] React - Q&A: Versioning? Security? Linting?
[1:07:00] React - Next: The Edge & asyncLocalStorage
[1:18:00] React - Next: Partial Pre-Rendering
[1:25:30] React - Remix: Vite & Optimistic Updates
[1:31:45] React - Remix: SPA/CSR Mode
[1:40:00] React - Remix: Influence & Impatience
[1:54:00] React - Gatsby: Still Alive!
[2:00:15] React - Forget: The Auto-Reactivity Compiler
[2:10:30] React - Q&A: The Future? Signals? Shirts?
[2:20:00] HTMX - Partials as a Primitive
[2:34:00] HTMX - Are We Going Back to Stateful Servers?
[2:42:15] HTMX - Transclusion & JavaScript Backends
[2:51:45] HTMX - Where Does It Fit?
[2:57:45] Astro - Finding Its Niche & Owning It
[3:06:30] Astro - Limitations of Persistent Islands
[3:14:00] Q&A: Double Data Problem? WASM Frameworks?
[3:24:15] Svelte - Signals & Fine-Grained Rendering
[3:30:30] Svelte - Smaller Build & Better Composition
[3:41:45] Million - Pure Rendering Optimization
[3:50:00] Vue - Making Developers Happy
[3:57:30] Angular - Renaissance
[4:02:30] Angular - The TC-39 Signals Proposal 
[4:10:00] Angular - We're So Back
[4:17:15] Solid - Start is Close to 1.0
[4:22:15] Solid - Solid 2.0 on the Way (Signals 2.0?)
[4:31:30] Qwik - Pushing the Boundaries of Serialization
[4:44:15] Lit, Yew, Alpine, Preact & Fresh
[4:53:30] Marko - The Real Marko Has Never Been Tried
[4:57:00] Conclusion - Finding The Right Tool

Cover: Tomorrowland - Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (2015)

Ryan Carniato

A live stream transcript reviewing the JavaScript framework landscape heading into 2024. Covers React's server components progress, Next.js developments including server actions and edge runtime controversies, HTMX's surprise rise in popularity, WASM frameworks like Leptos and Dioxus, and reflections on 2023 predictions around complexity management. Key topics include the server/client component model, server actions vs traditional mutation patterns, edge runtime standardization issues, and the tension between complex JS frameworks and simpler alternatives like HTMX and Astro.

JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2024