Hey everyone,
I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about new JavaScript frameworks lately. It seems like there’s a new one popping up every week! I’m wondering what you all think about the future of JS frameworks as we head towards 2025.
Do you think we’ll see even more new frameworks? Or will the industry start to consolidate around a few major players? I’m particularly interested in:
- Which current frameworks you think will still be popular in 2025
- Any upcoming frameworks you’re excited about
- How you think the landscape might change for developers
I’d love to hear your thoughts and predictions. Thanks!
bruh, js frameworks in 2025? who knows lol. but i bet React’ll still be king, maybe Svelte’ll blow up. tbh im excited for Astro, looks dope. frameworks’ll prob focus more on performance n stuff. devs gotta stay on their toes tho, shits always changin
As a developer who’s been in the trenches for years, I’ve seen frameworks come and go. My prediction for 2025? We’ll see a consolidation around a few major players, with React likely maintaining its dominance. Vue and Svelte will probably grow in popularity due to their simplicity and performance.
I’m keeping an eye on Qwik and Solid - they’re addressing performance issues in interesting ways. But let’s be realistic: most companies won’t completely overhaul their tech stacks. Legacy systems using Angular and Vue will stick around.
The biggest shift I foresee is a move towards more lightweight, performance-focused solutions. As web apps become more complex, there’ll be a push for frameworks that offer better initial load times and runtime performance. Developers will need to adapt to this changing landscape, focusing more on optimization techniques and efficient state management.
As someone who’s been knee-deep in JavaScript for the past decade, I gotta say the landscape in 2025 is gonna be wild. React’s probably gonna stick around, but I’m betting on a dark horse - Svelte. It’s been gaining traction and by 2025, it might just be the go-to for new projects.
One framework I’m really stoked about is Solid. It’s blazing fast and has a React-like API, which makes it easier for devs to switch over. I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes a major player by 2025.
The big shift we’re gonna see is a focus on performance and smaller bundle sizes. The days of shipping megabytes of JavaScript are numbered. Frameworks that can deliver speed without sacrificing developer experience will win out.
For us devs, it means we’ll need to get comfortable with compiler-based frameworks and really understand how to optimize our code. It’s gonna be a challenge, but hey, that’s what keeps this job interesting, right?