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State of React 📊, StackOverflow Developer Survey 📝, AI OCR Document Ingestion 🤖

2024-07-28

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The 2023 State of React survey results have been published. React remains the most popular web development framework. React Server Components represent the biggest change since the introduction of React Hooks in 2018. While Hooks have been widely adopted, Server Components may require deeper integration and thus might not achieve the same level of adoption immediately.

The 2024 Stack Overflow Developer Survey reveals that JavaScript and PostgreSQL remain the most popular technologies, while Rust and Markdown are the most admired. Developers do not view artificial intelligence as a threat to their jobs, although 76% of developers are using or planning to use AI tools, many still see room for improvement in accuracy and handling complex tasks.

This website offers architectural and performance optimization advice for using vanilla JavaScript or modern frameworks like React and Vue.

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Explore five HTML attributes that enhance accessibility and overall user experience, including hreflang, translate, reversed, controls, and autocomplete.

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Find many quick-copy and apply animations for your project, including demonstrations and code examples.

A fast method for OCR document ingestion for AI. You can input a PDF URL or the file itself, and it will convert and return it in Markdown format.

Understand the effects of multiple CSS selectors through concise visuals, including traditional selectors as well as pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements.

Similar to JSON.stringify but can handle data types that native JavaScript does not support, such as cyclical references (obj.self = obj), undefined, Infinity, NaN, -0, and regular expressions.

An online collection featuring libraries written in Vanilla JavaScript, such as multi-select components, date pickers, parallax engines, and animation plugins.

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