5 dying technologies of the web - don't learn them!

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In this video, I talk about the 5 dying technologies that you must stay away from as a web developer. These include jQuery, AngularJS, older JavaScript syntax, HTTP and client side JavaScript apps.
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0:25 jQuery
1:58 AngularJS
3:36 Old Javascript Syntax
5:19 HTTP
6:37 Client-Side JavaScript Apps
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@codedamn 2 года назад

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@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0

@jagatkrishna1543 2 года назад

Thanks 🙏😊

@itsm3dud39 2 года назад

what about xml?

@aleksdeveloper698 2 года назад

I remember when my boss told me nobody is using PHP anymore so we have to fire you. 1 year later, I got a job at a billion dollar company because I knew PHP. Never let anyone tell you what is dying or not. This is a list of where the technology is going, not really dying.

@pierrecurie 2 года назад

Big companies in particular often have large piles of legacy code. In particular, I heard that COBOL is still popular in banking and fortran is popular in scientific circles.

@cryptobitez6090 2 года назад

That doesnt mean it isn't dying lol

@grealish2234 2 года назад

lmao, your boss was trying to save your ass for the future but you want to destroy yours. good luck with php

@blessingmwandila1473 2 года назад

you are right

@aleksdeveloper698 2 года назад

@@grealish2234 Still going strong with PHP. Not sure what you mean.

@SisirKumarPathy 2 года назад

The guy seems new to programming and hungry for RU-vid viewers. Everytime, someone says this technology is dying or dead, just go away from them. Keep in mind, big companies dont adapt to technology changes so easily or so quickly. That is because re-writing a software in a new tech isn't merely about writing it; it will have to be re-tested, re-deployed which cannot haapen instantly and neither for free. THat's why a lot of times its easier for compaies to maintain old tech than to migrate to new tech. So it's never bad to learn any technology.

@TheDdm1234 2 года назад

Like token ring tech lol

@user-gu5ts5nx8r 2 года назад

You are right but you did not get his points as far as old tech usage is concerned. Watch it again please.

@nagarjunab389 2 года назад

@abcxyz https is just a superset of http. they are not completely different things. server side rendering will never replace client side rendering. circumstances dictate what to choose. his lack of understanding justifies the commenter claim.

@discontinuity 2 года назад

I disagree. You have to listen to the specifics he is saying.

@Nonsense116 2 года назад

I agree with you. Titles like these are predatory on the emotions of young engineers just to gain some views. I actually disagree with you with saying he's new to programming. I don't think he's new to programming at all. I think he knew exactly what he was doing when making this video and honestly that makes me feel worse.

@diproy9363 2 года назад

people said php died 20 years ago but still it's paying our bills.

@criptik5208 2 года назад

How

@pranupranav5563 2 года назад

WordPress is built using php.

@AlexJohnSuarez 2 года назад

PHP is always catching up on trends, and 1 of the best framework that my company used is laravel and customize it with the level of needs.

@vigneshbalachandran9704 2 года назад

As java dev Think about learning php for freelancing

@punkgrl325 2 года назад

@@criptik5208 PHP is king in freelancing, especially with CMS development.

@mirsahib596 2 года назад

Alert, prompt and confirm is not part of JavaScript.This function are part of web api

@wilfredv1930 2 года назад

indeed

@benzemamumba 2 года назад

Your argument about Client Side JavaScript being imminently obsolete is plain false: most devices including mobile phones have very excellent computing power and can handle computations quite effortlessly. I don't know why you'd include that in to your list.

@twitchizle 2 года назад

Because he wants to be viewed by showing fake things

@RaZziaN1 2 года назад

Video is true only about angularjs, jquery will never die (its getting even incorporated in frameworks), http will just be extended, and client side js is very popular like you are saying.

@user-sw1wq8lh2w 2 года назад

Hell, machine learning is being done in the browser now when it must be.

@user-sw1wq8lh2w 2 года назад

Also, service workers....

@saa442 2 года назад

@@user-sw1wq8lh2w good point

@manu4216 2 года назад

Client-side JS is not really a "technology". It's an architectural style. The underlying "technology" is JS, and frameworks like React. Both of which aren't going to die anytime soon. By this broad definition of this video, these too are "dying": Vanilla JS, OOP, Node.js, Express.js, Gatsby, WordPress, desktop applications, HTTP 1.1, React Native, PHP, Cobol, etc

@zsoltoroszlany7172 2 года назад

It'd be nice to know what happens if you need .... I'd rather say, locally test website? Because it happens to use http protocol. Will be there a auto ssl cert. generated everytime you open e.g. live server in VS?

@amarg26 2 года назад

Can we have a video course on esbuild with the conclusion that will it replace webpack?

@codedamn 2 года назад

It will replace webpack eventually but the plugin ecosystem of webpack is very very strong right now compared to esbuild. Worth a video, I’ll try

@akashthoriya 2 года назад

Yes please

@sgnathan.m 2 года назад

Which means what is best front-end technologies like react and angular.js etc

@xyz-eb2ky 2 года назад

Can you tell me? which are technologies using instead of these technologies,which mentioned in ur videos ❓

@m4saurabh 2 года назад

what are your thought on Astro. How many ours you spend editing videos.

@SaiKumar-tg6ct 2 года назад

What about Angular it's also a Client Side JavaScript framework.is it dying

@grzegorzmajewski6427 2 года назад

Nie mam MAC ale moi znajomi mają dobrze by było jak by wiedzieli co mają zrobić aby mnie nie zarażać nie prawidłowymi ustawieniami sieciowymi i GOOGLE GPS.

@hodev632 2 года назад

Server side rendering means app runs on server then run on client again . How thats kills csr

@azharuddinmohd6436 2 года назад

CSR will never die because the dashboards pages are done mostly in react. We combine react with react-snap library to generate the static pages of our websites which helps in SEO ranking as well.

@pallapupavankumar1597 2 года назад

Then what are technologies to learn for future could you please tell me

@pastuh 2 года назад

alternatives for jquery if you want to manipulate website DOM? Example for browser extension?

@codedamn 2 года назад

Use the native APIs: document.querySelector / document.querySelectorAll, and use map, filter, forEach, etc. on these to iterate

@pastuh 2 года назад

To slow for my taste..So jquery still solves such slow programming.. easy to select parents, find specific elements, set classes and so on.. So means alternatives not exist only basic javascript

@JBuchmann 2 года назад

@@pastuh If you're a hobbyist coder then sure, use JQuery if you like it better. But if you're wanting work as a developer professionally you should use vanilla JS for the basic Dom manipulation instead of JQuery. Putting JQuery instead of JavaScript on the resume isn't a good idea. 😄

@versatilevamsi4215 2 года назад

Sir what about talend Etl tool MySQL workbench

@rohanahmed1019 2 года назад

What you mean by slow website?

@Alessandro__ 2 года назад

I am still confused about the difference between Angular.js and Angular 2. Is it a different technology with the same name? But both were developed by Google? Sorry I am new with this stuff ahah

@codedamn 2 года назад

Yes, angular.js and angular 2 are different frameworks - developed by the same company Google.

@sasageyo9571 2 года назад

What do you think of htmx ?

@aaronpereira7975 2 года назад

how do i contact you .?

@dkayk1985 2 года назад

Sir I Just finished javascript also build some projects... What should I do next little confused

@pritammehta7770 2 года назад

Don't watch these kind of videos and work on ur self.

@sfalamsyah4925 2 года назад

How about SPA ?

@gopalkrishnaa7012 2 года назад

Hai I am working on angular10 then I am interested to learn new technologies like backend ect..,which is best technology to help my growth

@harikrishnam4967 2 года назад

If you are familiar with js , better go for node and express.

@yoshikagekira7600 2 года назад

vuejs or react

@ericglaenzer7332 2 года назад

Interesting video, I think it should be more nuanced though. I do not agree with SPA argument. There are plenty of projects that are simple enough and loading once the bundle is very efficient especially when you deal with sporadic connection to the internet. I’ve made few SPA apps in Svelte, and I can tell you the users are happy, it is fast, even on the first load. The SPA stays cached on the client, the only requests they are doing are calls to the backend API. Moreover the clients nowadays are so powerful, and have plenty of memory, this is a right way of using the CPU of each component where your app is running. SPA is certainly not suitable for all situations, the best is probably a mix of SSR and CSR, but we should not say SPA is dead. Same remark for HTTP, having a local host server where an API is running could use just HTTP using an TLS connection on a local machine does not really make sense.

@tora3492 2 года назад

8:59 which technology is that ? best of both worlds ?

@codedamn 2 года назад

Next.js (nextjs.org/)

@ragsnasramoninus2443 2 года назад

I agree, but the most paying job offer i received in the last months had jQuery in the description 😀 I guess companies still need to take care of some of their legacy projects before those can be rewritten. So me being in the industry for almost 20 years got me an advantage over younger, cheaper devs who don't know how to develop and maintain a huge jQuery application. This was also true when i started and banks would hire people who still knew cobol because a lot of their applications where still running on those old languages.

@PrashantKumar-gg5qd 2 года назад

What about springboot vs node.js vs express.js?

@codedamn 2 года назад

Node.js vs express doesn’t make sense because express needs Node to run. Springboot vs Node is again more like Java vs Node and can depend on what you’re trying to achieve.

@cenacr007 2 года назад

What exactly is Next.js, can you please make a video on it please.

@dyunior 2 года назад

check his channel

@HM_Milan 2 года назад

Can you please explain and compare how .net core will work and stable in future, Razor ,webassambly

@IridiumZero 2 года назад

What about PHP?

@nagendradevara1 2 года назад

Angular js icon is different from Angular icon 🅰️

@drex-sya 2 года назад

how can someone really learn next js without knowing react js, I mean it is possible to learn like that but still it doesn't make sense why u wouldn't wanna learn react js when the next js is based off react js.

@techtunetales 2 года назад

Scripting Languages just upgrade not die. PHP, JS have more community drive in Web Development.

@firdousbhat123 2 года назад

Thanks alot! Quite Informative.

@pointlesspos8440 2 года назад

SSR doesn't solve working with Devices and things that a PWA can't do. We need location tracking, geo fencing, printing, and other connected devices with many APPS. So 3mb's download is well worth it.

@august0490 2 года назад

I disagree with the client side rendering. Companies save money avoiding to render in the server side. The main reason I listen to justify the server side rendering is the SEO, but only that.

@pyrsmk 2 года назад

Or performance. Or accessibility. Deporting the rendering to the client is a choice and often not as a good idea as we may think.

@ant-dev 2 года назад

@@pyrsmk you gave me a stroke

@AD-ox4ng 2 года назад

@@ant-dev Why? They're saying that there are many reasons to use server side rendering including SEO, performance, or accessibility. All these are valid reasons where a company would have to take the burden of doing the rendering to maintain their clients.

@abdot604 2 года назад

@@AD-ox4ng the client side hardware is getting better and better by the day thus i dont think the performance count

@m3hdim3hdi 2 года назад

what about Django?

@daedrikaskhan 2 года назад

The best technology is the one that fills your fridge.

@abhishekvishwakarma9045 2 года назад

Yes already shifted to NextJs but still, love to work on React, React-native 😄

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

NO. Poor react is a big 👎 for us. Why would any sober person learn a new complex alien syntax and also take performance slowdown in their applications? This react thing feels far away from JavaScript. *We prefer SvelteKit* Using react is a sin.

@IshanKBG 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth It looks you are some kid who just take one framework and says other frameworks bad just to prove that your decision was right I am not going to say svelte is bad but what you said about react doesn't make sense Please tell how react introduces an alien syntax? It's just html inside javascript Also please prove your point that React is less perfomant because you can make react fast and perfomant if you use it properly With react you can make robust applications

@brad7957 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth if React is fast enough for Facebook, Spotify etc, it's fast enough for you.

@jomoc6112 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth you are a kid. not boasting but the fastest svelte can launch is 500ms on same app react can do 10ms. from actual testing in our team

@Sonu-tg6tg 2 года назад

Thanks for such awesome videos, always waiting for your new videos, will be glad to get t-shirt giveaway

@vedantkapse3177 2 года назад

Bhai jquery kaise?

@binaryboy80 2 года назад

I Think you are wrong about SPAs. SSR also has downsides like more TTI latency if we don’t consider SSG. And tech like blockchain and serverless cloud functions already make FE computation heavy, so thick clients is one the trends, taking into account increased devices performance and bandwidth. One more thing, SPA can be delivered from cdn with rocket speed, while SSR has to have a server. Still SSR is better for B2C for SEO reasons, this is changing coz google optimizes its crawlers algorithms

@indianpatriot5042 2 года назад

What about Angular?

@gaboraron2871 2 года назад

Client-side js is dying? Ok, pls, can you tell me how are you creating data visualizations then? Or webVR based apps? Or so many things that I can do on the client-side? Are you working in backend? Cool, but if I'm paying every shit on AWS what I can do client-side then I'll go to bankruptcy

@gaboraron2871 2 года назад

@jeff pentagon Yep, but you can use CSS3 and SASS instead of JS in many design questions, and this is SEO friendly. For data visualization, webVR, three js this SEO question is really interesting I accept it, but, to be honest, if you load a dynamically created PHP website then you maybe (many times) even don't have a valid HTML5 page, not talking about your SEO. If I use lazy loading also, same questions if I use AJAX or PHP python generated content for example in search results for something then also the same questions. So yep, the SEO is cool, but I can't create SEO metadata dynamically based on the current content of my site.

@ashishchaturvedi3319 2 года назад

So you're saying that it's the time to shift from react to next ?

@codedamn 2 года назад

If you're writing apps for production which are public facing, you *should* be writing Next.js

@macmacmac740 2 года назад

If you are creating the app for consumer, consider Next. If you are creating app for specific set of users for example an intranet tool for company's employees, for that kind of stuff you can consider React.

@mxo3212 2 года назад

@@codedamn i don't know why you hate SPA, you can use lazy loading bla bla...

@macmacmac740 2 года назад

@@mxo3212 Lazy loading will solve the bundle size issue but for SEOs, SSR is the way to go.

@shahidabbas2932 2 года назад

please make videos on dynamodb with node js

@AlexJohnSuarez 2 года назад

Client-Side JavaScript Apps are dying? or just have pros and cons?

@codedamn 2 года назад

They're not dying - but there are better alternatives available now that bring the best of both worlds (flexibility of writing CSR apps and performance of writing SSR apps)

@Parcelyy 2 года назад

1 jQuery 2 Angular.JS 3 HTTP 4 Old JavaScript Syntax 5 Client Side JavaScript Apps

@chilly2171 2 года назад

"Client Side Javascript Apps"? React ain't ding brah.

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

@@chilly2171 NO. Poor react is a big 👎 for us. Why would any sober person learn a new complex alien syntax and also take performance slowdown in their applications? This react thing feels far away from JavaScript. *We prefer SvelteKit* Using react is a sin.

@chilly2171 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth For small home projects and new developers, Svelte might be the way. Anything serious I'll be going with React.

@sjn_ 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth Fanboying over these libs is the most retarded and idiotic thing a person can do.

@developerAKX 2 года назад

I think solidjs is the future if they included server side rendering

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0

@gshan994 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth now remix.run is also into the race

@vincent-thomas 2 года назад

Astrojs 💪

@babatundeojerinde 2 года назад

Have you considered that a lot of the promises those other frameworks offer can actually be built into JS? I believe the inclination towards one framework or another is not objective. I, for example, have used Vue for most of my frontend dev work & it serves me very well… I can also say it’s the future. Also… have you considered that the pocket backing Angular is deep?

@developerAKX 2 года назад

@@babatundeojerinde what do you think about astro with real DOM js complier with SSR and SSG 🤯🤯🤯🤯

@PauloSantos-yu1tn 2 года назад

The old languages will live for the next 20 years. New languages are compiled to old languages. The wheel is invented. C/C++ will be kings, php will be king, java too. New trendy technologies will die.

@brandonmanning8848 2 года назад

I disagree with Java, golang is beginning to replace more and more Java applications. But C/C++ and php will remain for a long long time

@ssavva2027 2 года назад

Thanks for the information!

@azriperisiben4 2 года назад

Client side rendering is the sheet now, company will try their best to not overlord their server... if you can put some of the burden on user, they will definitely do it

@ragnarlothbrok367 2 года назад

Except all the important shit can't be done by the client, otherwise i can auth myself as your domain admin, hash generating and hash validation and so on and so on all have to be done by the server anyway.

@Felipe-zl1rj 2 года назад

New versions will replace old versions of the same software. Amazing. Not click bait at all.

@nishantshah_ 2 года назад

Why did you skip Angular whenever you mentioned React and Vue. SSR is present in Angular as well and according to me, its the best out there.

@akshattamrakar9071 2 года назад

I agree, these guys are just scared of real typescript. None of them have actually tried angular. It's more solid then react, Vue and svelte.

@JBuchmann 2 года назад

Angular is often left out of the conversation these days. Problem is less people want to invest in the extra time to learn Angular (steeper learning curve with all the batteries included, rxjs, typescript, etc). But for those of us who put in the time the benefits are great... Feels so much more powerful than React. 💪

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0. It has transitions of DOM elements, API back end, SSR , app initiating by ssr and taken over by csr, whole app ssr, which are out of the box and pleasant developer experience, less LOC, smaller bundle size. Most importantly we are writing 99% plain JavaScript which is close to my heart. It has typescript also which is optional. What else do we need?

@JBuchmann 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth I did a course on Svelte a while back and I remember I was impressed. But didn't know about all the SSR and other stuff though, so maybe that was added later. As an Angular guy mostly, Svelte was super easy to learn in general since many concepts are same/similar. (like how you bind data to the HTML). But really, once you know one complex framework (Angular, React), learning other other ones (Svelte) is much faster, as all the basic concepts are the same. That said, if you're wanting to find a job at a company, currently hardly anyone is asking for Svelte. So for now Svelte is better for personal projects and freelance. Then if companies pick it up then you'll be ready to go. :)

@ChibiBlasphem 2 года назад

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth Plain JS? Because your template part in.svelte file is JS (I don't remember that)? Typescript should not be optional especially for a company (if you want to do something in you cave then I understand, but if you have respect for you colleagues then TS is just the basic). I think you didn't write React (and I said "write" not "look at" because if you don't work with it your opinion has no weight behind it) since 5 years as you're telling svelte is less LOC. React is the most plain JS/TS lib I ever work with until now (because if you don't like JSX, just don't use it. JSX is not react, its a XML representation of your JS/TS). I made many projects on Svelte but often I'm faced with something which would have been easy to do with "plain JS" as you say and is more difficult to do with it (or other libs like Vue or Angular). I won't argue much as I saw your other comments and you seems pretty close-minded. Btw don't misunderstand me, I really like Svelte, it's a kinda fresh lib that is pleasant to use and I prefer svelte over Vue or Angular. But I do think that React is more suited to professional projects with a team(s) working on it.

@Aditya.Santra 2 года назад

Amazing Video ❤️

@Tryste 2 года назад

Conclusion is, server-side wasn't that obsolete after all :))

@rebelsdeveloper367 2 года назад

hahaa . i long never hear ruby and perl . ooops cold fusion

@jdrab 2 года назад

@@rebelsdeveloper367 perl is still alive and imho the best language for text/configuration processing with regex and friends. nothing comes close :D.

@rebelsdeveloper367 2 года назад

@@jdrab yes but more on bash script, when i moved to php . Most batch script in php i do. A bit odd but it's the fastest i can code.

@rohitkudalkar92 2 года назад

Thank you so much man for taking out some time and making really good content. love and support❤

@victorlongon 2 года назад

Client side only apps are Will probably go away, buy i don't believe a SSR only site is the solution either. That's why I like next js. You can use SSR when it makes sense, SSG when it makes sense and (yes), client render when it makes sense

@amarg26 2 года назад

Is Node.js is the next in this list?

@codedamn 2 года назад

Haha no

@amarg26 2 года назад

@@codedamn deno will not replace it in the future?

@js-swift 2 года назад

This is also great video thanks a lot Mehul bhaiya

@codedamn 2 года назад

Thank you!

@benzemamumba 2 года назад

What about Electron JS?

@alifarhadali5580 2 года назад

Pc based apps already dead now a days it's all web based so i guess electron JS is not worth learning correct me if i wrong

@benzemamumba 2 года назад

@@alifarhadali5580 well, it exists to fill that gap doesn't it? There's is no need to know C or C++ Programming to do desktop apps when you can already leverage Web Development skills with Electron. So I suppose it is relevant.

@beckeller 2 года назад

In my opinion PWAs/ Client side rendering is the way to go. The browser just caches your code when the user opens the side the first time. You can reload the code if there is a new version available. You can do it with browser APIs. You can even take your codebase and deploy it on iOS/ Android/ desktop os there are many solutions like electron. You can even use hardware APIs then.

@bhaumik17able 2 года назад

Is it good to learn front end development (HTML, CSS, JS, React, etc...) in 2021-2022-2023?? Is it good idea to learn or do I have to look up for other career path??

@codedamn 2 года назад

It’s a solid career if you’re good web developer.

@bhaumik17able 2 года назад

@@codedamn Thanks.. Will work on it

@nileshsatpute2843 2 года назад

How could someone add HTTP in dying technology?? I have watched full video but, I'm still confused

@codedamn 2 года назад

HTTP protocol (vs HTTPS). You should not use an insecure protocol to transfer data on any publicly accessible service online.

@ravi-thestar8501 2 года назад

@@codedamn there cannot be https without http. They are not independent

@codedamn 2 года назад

I understand but that was not the point. The point is you can still use HTTP which is not recommended (and hence dying)

@jommelhinayo5013 2 года назад

How about Laravel ? Should I stay away from this? 😅🤔

@codedamn 2 года назад

No, irrespective of PHP being said as dying, PHP still powers well over 60% of the web and PHP 8 introduced JIT mode. A new video coming on this soon.

@Avoid0 2 года назад

Thanks for video 🔥

@nm6x 2 года назад

As long as Wordpress is around, php and jquery are going nowhere homie… how much of the web is powered by that?

@ElonHusky 2 года назад

Frontend JS/TS frameworks wil never die its breed like rabbits, every day new js framework is born Which language can replace js from Frontend?

@andresserron8596 2 года назад

shh bro... Dojo, ExtJs, PrototypeJs any ideas? I think we miss a bit here...

@beastboy.. 2 года назад

I am learning react JS right now what should I do 🤔🤔 should I move to next js 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ ?

@codedamn 2 года назад

You should keep learning React. Next.js is an addon over React, not a replacement

@exodion4173 2 года назад

If u know react then u already know 90% of nextjs. Nextjs is a framework built ontop of reactjs

@JBuchmann 2 года назад

If you learned React before mastering plain JS, then I'd recommend going back to master JS. Then go ahead and do Next.js next since it will be easy at that point

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

@@codedamn NO. Poor react is a big 👎 for us. Why would any sober person learn a new complex alien syntax and also take performance slowdown in their applications? This react thing feels far away from JavaScript. *We prefer SvelteKit* Using react is a sin.

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

Why the hell you shill about a dreaded shame library like react? I don't understand the logic behind learning a complex confusing thing. World is evolving to adapt the simplicity , but you all hyping about react js nonsense. Making things complex is not human nature, something must be wrong with your DNA. You are seduced by extreme shill by brainless react thing. React is a shame to JavaScript ecosystem.

@amd9918 2 года назад

angular typescript edition still pretty lit.. i aggree the angular pure js looks pain to read xD

@christianziebarth5649 2 года назад

I did like the clear syntax of jQuery.

@mohamedtausif6340 2 года назад

Nuxt js is not stable or not have good community support.

@tanzimibthesam5861 2 года назад

After nuxt 3 comes everything will be stable but its a damn good technology

@ZelenoJabko 2 года назад

jQuery usage only appears to be growing in terms of the percent of websites that include it. Look at w3tech measurements

@wpbest 2 года назад

Great job! Can you do a video on future web technologies?

@Almighty_Flat_Earth 2 года назад

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0

@rankala 2 года назад

I think he is missing the point, that more applications move into the web. And more applications will use the canvas for rendering the applications. tech like Flutter web simply cant work with SSR (only). I think websites will go more and more back to SSR but web applications will use more and more ssr. KEY is to see the differnece between a webapp and a website

@Andy-si1pl 2 года назад

I have been trying to get some people to understand the difference between a webapp and website for years. The problem is there are crossovers that are both. eCommerce being the main one where you want the products to be SSR and google crawlable and the /admin or /myaccount can sit behind login barriers and therefore built with client side JS solutions.

@artit91 2 года назад

SS rendering is a localisation nightmare. There is a sweet spot in the middle.

@johndeo5574 2 года назад

If JavaScript die why react use javascript

@step2point975 2 года назад

I think redux might die Since frameworks are updating features fast that my update a built in store

@paraschauhan9978 Год назад

Everything this dude mentioned in this video is important without them you can't understand anything . THis is the most basic knowledge that everyone should know before learning new Technology

@waltersabino9891 2 года назад

Thank you!

@oldbootz 2 года назад

Take a shot of tequila every time you see the subscribe animation 😅😅😅

@leanprogrammer 2 года назад

nice haircut, beard and glasses 🤓 keep it up!

@codedamn 2 года назад

Haha thanks buddy!

@leanprogrammer 2 года назад

@@codedamn yeah sometimes as developers we can be so focused on work and building the great big thing, we forget to take care of ourselves... Really nice style it suits you. No homo 😎

@tonsofcode2478 2 года назад

Oh yeah, i remember the same video 7 years ago about how PHP will die on 2022.

@bittokazi249 2 года назад

SSR is good only for static SEO pages. otherwise CSR is best specially for private pages.

@undercrackers56 2 года назад

Javascript promises are easy? This must be a new use of the word "easy" to which I am unfamiliar. with 30+ years of writing software it seems to me that promises were a bodge that was added to Javascript to overcome shortcomings in the language, for when the language started to be used for a job that it was not intended for.

@ujjvalw2684 2 года назад

Async await is way easier than promises

@gauravbhojwani8997 2 года назад

I watched this video, because thumbnail has Angular logo. I thought Angular 2.x+ is dying. :)

@KeshavKumar-xv8oq 2 года назад

It also had JS logo, I got trapped in that😂😂

@samlasaten 2 года назад

this is the third video i watched in your channel. I instantly find your content super valuable. im now a subscriber and will be binge watching all your latest videos

@riajmazumder4434 2 года назад

Do you mean front end dying?

@codedamn 2 года назад

No not at all. Not making performant apps should be avoided because we have much better tools with us now

@moonflower717 2 года назад

Frontend is evolving

@hajji384 2 года назад

Yeah 🤣, just shift to backend

@edgardevelops Год назад

Still good to learn Angular and jQuery as you can milk those companies with with legacy codes

@senritsujumpsuit6021 2 года назад

Decentralized stuff been around long time doubt its gonna change everything for awhile took us years just to get used to a small thing we are so slow yet so fast

@ujjvalw2684 2 года назад

It's an illusion. Nothing is decentralized

@bdineshbsdj7707 2 года назад

Super Sir

@cryonim 2 года назад

Client Sided frameworks are getting trendier though, like flutter, react etc. And no they aren't bad, lots of companies are using and leveraging flutter for it's non-js but still web-development approach so if it can stand, so can other frameworks. Although I do agree server side rendering is also gaining popularity but it's quite debatable if the future favors SSR or Client Sided rendering with the pace everything's evolving.

@ryskin82 2 года назад

Agree ) it's needed in sites like apps, server-side only needs when SEO needs.

@jomoc6112 2 года назад

everything is going serverside though. all top sites right now is serverside rendering. and loads below 500ms on average internet speeds. while client side is always 1secs up

@ryskin82 2 года назад

@@jomoc6112 can server side work offline?

@ryskin82 2 года назад

Offcourse server side and frontend can work offline )

@justingoats9155 2 года назад

Sure, sometime I’m sure JS will be replaced. But not for a good decade. Almost every website relies on JS at the moment.

@inaccessiblecardinal9352 2 года назад

Mootools and apache wicket for the win!

@KeepItFresh02 2 года назад

MooTools 😆. Yahoo YUI

@DormantIdeasNIQ 2 года назад

good stuff... but let us not be so black and white about it. The hot stuff now is Full Stack, Deno(Node.js). ...and who is to say that the king javascript will not at some point completely disappear!? ...or will it continue to get improved to never be dethroned?