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Who, What Why

Started with http://2016.stateofjs.com/ in 2016
- Latest edition: https://2023.stateofjs.com/
Mission: cure "JavaScript fatigue"
2019: added State of CSS
- Latest edition: https://2024.stateofcss.com/
2023: added State of HTML, State of React

State of JavaScript Zoom

Devographics Overview

History

Meteor.js
State of JavaScript 2016

Stats

These are some preliminary results for the "tournament bracket"-style questions in the 2021 State of CSS survey.

The data is originally stored as a series of 7 triplets (for the four first-round match-ups, two semi-finals match-ups, and the finals) containing the first participants, the second participants, and the winner of each match. For example:

const bracketResult = [
  [7, 6, 6], // first round
  [4, 0, 0], // first round
  [5, 2, 2], // first round
 [3, 1, 3], // first round

State of CSS 2021 Preliminary Dataset

This is a preliminary dataset (after ~2 weeks of running the survey) for the 2021 State of CSS survey.

It contains results to four freeform (textfield) questions:

Other CSS pain points* (aspects of CSS you struggle with the most)
What do you feel is currently missing from CSS?*
Other accessibility features you usually implement*
Browser incompatibilities (Are there any CSS features you have difficulties using because of differences between browsers?)

Strings

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Demographics/salary ranges
Demographics/years of experience
Demographics/company size
Demographics/gender
Demographics/sources
Demographics/javascript proficiency
Demographics/back-end proficiency

Combining the pleasure of sipping on a hot cup of Earl Grey with the joy of hacking on cool new projects, it's the weekly Hackternoon Tea meetup!

We'll get together in a cafe or co-working space each week to hack, hang out, or just help out. So why should you join us? It'll be a great chance to:

Set aside some time to learn new technologies.
Get free help and mentoring from other participants.
Get feedback on your work.
Chat with fellow hackers.
Or just work on your usual stuff but in a different setting.

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	"data": {
	"survey": {
	"tool": {
	"experience": {
	"year": {
	"facets": [
	{
	"buckets": [
	{

	# the survey outline

	# First level: blocks
	# Second level: questions (will use the block's question template if no template is specified)

	---
	### FEATURES ###

	- template: statictext
	id: features_intro

	/*

	AWS Utilities

	*/
	import AWS from 'aws-sdk';
	import request from 'request';
	import rp from 'request-promise';
	import { getSetting } from 'meteor/vulcan:core';
	import aws4 from 'aws4';

	# the survey outline
	---

	### TOOLS ###

	# Answers:
	# - I've never heard about it
	# - I'd like to learn it
	# - I'm not interested
	# - I've used it and would use it again