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GeoCities and Comic Sans font will re-emerge as top contenders in the world of web development. Wes will fire up some tasty barbecue and Scott will perfect the Windmill -> Headspin -> Turtle Freeze combo.

Would love to see Invoker commands / commandfor= start moving wiring away from js & into the page. utilitybend.com/blog/an-upda... Unclear what's on the horizon/what's next for Wasm Components but would love to see modular components happening.

I'm here for the Angular renaissance. Ever since the switch to v2 they've been making steady well thought-out progress. I've kept my large corporate project up to date over the last few years and each update took me less than a day. There's a place for Angular in the ever-changing fragile FE space.

I hope deno does see more traction but I’m not sold

Fair point! I’d be interested to see how they approach this (imo quite valid) concern. I’ve been thoroughly impressed with it since v2 came out though, so I’m selfishly hoping they have thought about this.

Thanks for confirming this! I knew that aspects of the framework were open source but I assumed the parent comment was correct. Given this, I stick by my initial belief 😎

TIL! Thanks

Updating websites to be accessible to fulfill EU laws

I’ve been building something on RSCs for the first time. It’s a bit weird and I don’t like things like redirects being done by throwing errors but there’s a lot of good stuff in it.

I don't think much is going to change in a year when it comes to RSCs. My guess is that Next will continue to be a popular framework and more Next projects will be using App Router. Also, other frameworks will adopt RSCs and make it available even for SPAs. They aren't going anywhere.

Development moves more server-side, or at least I hope so.

I could see Nitro having a big year. Nitro 3 is incoming and I’m not sure if folks realize how much it’s powering: Nuxt, Solid Start, Tanstack Start, Analog.

Meta Frameworks will open the door for innovative ways to solve problems more opinionated frameworks like NextJS will struggle with. Solid Start Tanstack Start ...etc.

chatGPT v1 found its new power source

Performant React on mobile

it's always right around the corner

imagine there's no heaven—it's easy if you try

Hmm, I’m not convinced it will get a lot of attention. I’m a big fan of Angular but the framework hasn’t grown with other frameworks at the speed it should have. I mean, it still doesn’t support HMR. We moved our code over to Next but now are looking very closely at Svelte.

The quality of swipe-driven UI patterns implementations, like bottom sheets, sidebars and full pages, will finally come close to that of native implementations, and will start to be widely adopted on the web.

Simpler frameworks like tanstack start will get more traction and nextjs will start decelerating. Local-first will get more buzz and more startups will offer services for it, but won’t get the expected traction. React 19 and the React Compiler will be generally available. Big milestone.

AI tooling will boom. Server-first frameworks like Next/SvelteKit/Astro keep rising. Tanstack Start leaves beta. Bun challenges Node. Big tech shrinks teams as each dev+AI builds more, but small companies & startups multiply - more jobs overall, just distributed differently. 🚀

I'll be poppin on: Windsurf IDE, Astro and NPM Monorepos, Go & Sqlite micro backends, CSS 4 print, Frameworks that are easy to ingest for AI will prevail. Stoppin on: Wordpress, WebDevelopment, Facebook is still not dead.

When @threepointone.bsky.social get react party at a better point, we will have realtime RSC’s Integrations like @tanstack.com and @convex.dev will become more highly sought after DX expectations Vercel will provide automation options to the app router.

Dax will join Vercel 🧌

I think AI making us more productive will have an impact, it will leave a lot of time for developers to improve and focus on other things they thought they'd never focus on before, and in light of that newly gained time from AI assistance, many new great things will happen. :) Still not sure what

Deno 2 will replace node. Have you tried Deno2 + Nextjs. The team has done a great job with 2.

@toddle.dev is the framework of 2025. There is no longer any reason to not build visually.

Not directly web related but, I mean....

I feel extremely strongly that ai is making more possible than before, and hence it will lead to more human work not less. Things that weren't possible before are possible now. This means restructuring though. As in jobs lost some places and jobs created other places.

In dev mode but it isn't fully stable in production yet. areweturboyet.com

I think React Router v7 will begin to take some ground from Next.js as the natural Vercel alternative

AI agents will explode and take over most development, to basically raise the level of abstraction that we deal with as developers.

Rust is speeding up our workflows and compilers ⚡️

Due to the be EU law accessibility will suddenly matter to A LOT of companies who paid lip service before

- RSC will be put to the test with other frameworks implementing it. - Astro and Svelte will grow. - AI bubble will burst with the next openai model. It will be a usefulish tool but the inherent randomness models is a roadstop for this generation.

React Compiler will release stable and cement react's domination for many more years to come

2025 will be the year of @toddle.dev ✌️😊 Figma-like UI ✅ React-like powers ✅

Vercel invests heavily into react native / mobile ecosystem

Yeah. @unjs.io is just a awesome collection of tools.

Sure the "rustification" that even linux is doing so Should i also rewrite my life in rust 🤔

Some of my favourites from its toolset are definitely being runtime agnostic, same code running on vercel, deno, cf or good old node, and the amazing tools coming from the unjs ecosystem: websocket, storage, database, session management, data conversion, dynamic configurations and so on

I just migrated our app off of webpack to rspack. Doesn't play well with HMR, and the Typescript/ESLint with caching (so I had to disable caching in dev, which is still good enough to be worth the upgrade), but rspack has been a big win for little friction.

DreamweaverAI

React and TypeScript will be on top, people still be talking about ai taking our jobs, everything will be pretty much the same

And SPAs will be replaced by - service workers - speculative pre-rendering - Multi page view transitions

Found only this unimplemented idea for Remix github.com/remix-run/re... The proposed APIs doesn't seem great tho. I wish there was something like: createRoute({ slots: { right: Feed }, component: () => { <Route.Outlet slot="right" /> } }) Feed = createSlot({ loader: ... })

Cursor will be the next Vs code

Most gainfully employed developers I know are all writing Rails and Laravel and boy do they love Inertiajs. I think there will be a big push towards classic server-side web technologies and something like Inertia connecting a thinner client technology.

I'll succeed at telling more people about @remult.dev to build type-safe full-stack web applications!

There will be a new Ecma standard TC55 It will standardize AsyncContext, leading to a new wave of innovations

Not explicitly web dev, but Expo gonna pop-off in 2025. It has had a remarkable climb over the last seven years, but I think this is the year that it breaks through over RN CLI.

-Pop: No Code + Design+ AI -Stop: monetized Boilerplate , 5$ VPS, paywalled blogs or content sites (medium), Quora, overemployment -Tools/Frameworks/Libs: RN, Vite, Tanstack Start, Remix/RR, Angular (!), Astro, Nuxt (!) Falling out love with: The edge, X, Dark themes,Wordpress, AI code editors

As i've personally spent the last 5 years thinking next js was a mistake, I'm hoping for a slight shift back to SPAs and REST. Dagnabbit

You should open a fetch request on that TanStack 😂

Sveltekit is not associated with vercel...yeah it's true vercel pays Rich, Simon and Dominic but it has no say on what or what not to implement etc etc

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Companies that think like that aren't going to be very successful so I'm not too worried about that impacting pay generally

Vercel will finally deliver a reasonable pricing model after killing their free tier

Hopefully Astro starts gaining traction. It’s just too good.

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no no i know

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You mean jjquery -> jjquery.io

at least 10 new frameworks 😂

I hope for more data streaming stuff

@penpot.bsky.social will get more and more mainstream.

Server rendered HTML will continue to regain popularity as more people start to rediscover the simplicity of progressive enhancement and unobtrusive libraries like htmx. Not every site needs a heavy framework!

I say GWT is going to make a comeback. ... Just kidding. Please no.

signals signals signals. that's the last signal I got.

The WordPress community is going to fracture (more than it has already) and Laravel is going to pick up some massive ground in market share.

Yes!!!

I mean a react framework with all the stuff you get with laravel. Like I can just do config.db=postgres, jobs.persistence=database or whatever you do in laravel world that means you can get on with building stuff instead of choosing a library.

Maybe but it's taken years and years to get Rails and Laravel into the shape they're in. It's not something someone can just cook up in a year. I'm also not sure there's as much demand for batteries-included in the JS world. People still seem to value flexibility.

Does Deno have a framework comparable to Rails/Laravel?

Agreed on both of these

Yup I can totally see that. I still think their use is limited by the reliability issues but there are a ton of interesting uses that haven't been sussed out yet

TanStack Start and Svelte 5 will win