Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats Our Predictions for 2023
Jan 4, 2023
Discover exciting predictions for web development in 2023! The discussion highlights the increasing popularity of SSR JavaScript, advancements in React forms, and the rise of TypeScript's inferred types. The hosts explore innovative frameworks like Svelte and SolidJS, while also touching on CSS innovations such as container queries and subgrid support. They dive into the potential of Rust, machine learning's impact on tools, and even some lighthearted tech parenting stories. Get ready for a thrilling year ahead in web technology!
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SSR Adoption
- Server-side JavaScript (SSR) is becoming increasingly common for better performance and web standards.
- Frameworks like SvelteKit and Remix are leading this trend by prioritizing HTML and browser features.
Simplify React Forms
- React developers should explore simplifying form handling.
- Consider HTMX or Remix for declarative, server-side form updates, reducing JavaScript.
TypeScript Inference
- TypeScript's type inference is becoming increasingly valuable.
- It simplifies type definitions, especially with tools like Zod or GraphQL, enhancing code intelligence.