The 2025 tech review.

💬 Topics:
- AI spending bubble;
- Developer obsolescence panic;
- Frontend convergence signals;
- React complexity backlash;
- JavaScript runtime wars;
- Browser ecosystem chaos;
- Cloud reliability failures;
- Languages quietly maturing.

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A comprehensive retrospective of 2025's major tech developments, covering AI investment trends and market saturation, frontend framework evolution (Angular, Vue, React 19), JavaScript runtime competition (Node, Bun, Deno), browser market shifts including Chrome's antitrust issues and Arc's pivot, major cloud outages from Google, AWS, and Cloudflare, and programming language updates in Go, Rust, and PHP. The year saw industry fatigue with AI hype, continued layoffs, and consolidation around common frontend patterns like signals-based reactivity and server-side rendering.

The 2025 tech review

<p>In 10 years M. Zuckerberg will be like I said XR would be the next big thing. ;) - But didnt follow through 🙃 - Do not like he’s way to early approach anyways! ☺️</p>


<p>Great video! I appreciated the focus on things that weren’t just “AI Slop is bad and everywhere.” Seeing it all together like this really puts in context  how massive of a year this was, and how much has happened. Hopefully 2026 is a stronger year with big strides for the better.</p>
