5 Dev Trends to Follow in 2024

Looking at possible dev trends in 2024.

💬 Topics:
- WASM as a JS replacement ;
- Rust & Leptos;
- Meta Frameworks;
- AI Impact on the dev world;
- Backend as a Service solutions;
- Edge deployments with Deno and Turso;
- Efficient web with Solid and Qwik.

[rodjenihm]

The best advice for 2024 is: "Learn to ignore the noise"

[phene-]

appreciate the rust/wasm fullstack mention. i could see it becoming the future elm when it gets more stable. most likely bigger than elm because wasm is supported in the browser and rust has a much larger community with more use cases. web specific languages outside of javascript and typescript don't have a future anymore.

[ayoubkrt]

qwik 2.0 possibily coming in 2024, there's even a video by misko talking about it, thats a big thing i want to follow, as well as how other frameworks could implement something similar to qwik in them, svelte already did with runes and how they are similar to qwik's $

[bullet]

SolidJS is slowly getting market share. I guess it's popularity would explode this year or next year as a replacement for React/NextJS. WebAssembly is interesting but it's probably a niche use-case.

[EmmanuelLambertCanada]

Also to be noted: 5 eyes NSA are moving everything to Rust.

[justahumanwithamask]

I might just learn qwik since I'm learning react atm, some carry over with jsx plus the other frameworks change stuff so often that you might be learning a new framework entirely when a new version is out.

[MuStevenPlay]

You forgot to mention Bun, as they want it to be the new JS runtime, finally replacing Node 👌

[ulrich-tonmoy]

i guess we should limit the js uses and use wasm and only use js only for UX as needed

[HewSmithable]

which move was that? The "We're not f##ked" one.

[kernellpanic]

HTMX feels like the return of Java Server Faces.

[krokenstiv]

It looks like all the languages will eventually merge into one language.

[fryc.dominik]

I'm personally now on the web components hype train 🚂

[ivanmaglica]

WASM is not replacement for JS, it's a compile target. Nobody will program in WASM.

[TechBuddy_]

Hmmm IDK man!! we'll see what happens
Nice video tho

[truth-.]

This is more just to influence beginners. Most companies require you to actually be skilled in problem solving and most of them require you to do it in C++.

[QueeeeenZ]

I always find it funny that people think Solid invented signals when signals have been part of Vue since the beginning.

[ReedoTV]

Ask AI to make a good JS framework and it will never bother you again

[o_glethorpe]

"Things are going back to the server" really? Now more than ever users have the most powerful devices, faster internet etc..., if wasn't vercel "simplifying" the development for devs, this would not be a thing, this is all build upon laziness of developers.

[MikeNugget]

Why is this diction so difficult to perceive by ear? 😢

[andyengle]

This video lost me in the first 7 seconds.