Top Tech Trends For Web Developers in 2022

So much cool stuff is happening in the development space right now, let me tell you what I'm tracking in 2022.

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00:00 Introduction
00:20 #1 AI Coding
01:06 #2 Lightweight Frameworks
01:42 #3 Classic Web Frameworks
02:20 #4 WebAssembly
03:10 #5 Headless UI Libraries
03:38 Outroduction

#techTrends

[HotRatsAndTheStooges]

I love seeing Svelte and Solid getting some props. They deserve the recognition, and I've thought since the beginning that they're the future of frontend dev. Of course until something newer and better comes along.

[eango]

In no order my predicted top trends...

1. NextJS and SSR in general
2. Functional Programming
3. Svelte
4. web assembly
5. Microservice architecture

Love your videos :)

[tubenzr]

I really enjoy and take huge benefit from your videos Sir, no bulls**t and straight to the point. what a great channel many thanks Jack Sir

[schemagroup]

Keep your eye on Web Assembly it has huge performance benefits and will be a game changer for the web.

[mxo]

you'r videos are so on point and short keep them like that, wish you awesome year 2022

[theyreMineralsMarie]

Dude your thumbnail reaction pictures are hilarious.

[Oswee]

I am super excited to announce that my Top 5 is and still will be in 2022:
1. Go
2. TypeScript
3. gRPC
4. Web Components
5. Bazel
6. K8s

Call me old-school...

[nastygambler]

Video was amazing ....!!!!
What's your VSCode Theme ??? Coz it Rocks !!

[semikolondev]

Svelte with the $$ of Vercel is just awesome!

[cknitesh]

SolidJs is definitely on my radar, but I am also going to pick up Preact again, still not sure why it is not more popular than any other framework given low bundle size and same surface API as react

[EmmanuelNgwandu]

My 5 trends for 2022
1. Remix
2. Svelte kit
3. Remotion
4. Tailwind
5. React + Typescript

[CFXTBogard]

TypeScript is keeping developers mental sanity

[Nonsense]

I'm seeing a lot of gRPC in the comments which honestly surprises me! I felt like gRPC had too much of a learning curve to become a 2022 tech trend. Especially with no default support for typescript :(

[stavroskefaleas]

Jack what do you think of Supabase?
Will it replace Firebase?

[siggy]

Amazing channel. I really enjoy your content. Thank you

[orenelbaum]

Great video! Can you make videos about Marko (JS framework for MPAs) and Stitches (CSS in JS library)?

[SeungIlHan]

First of all
Thanks for your incredible contents

I am looking for any the way to combine ssr and micro frontend

Any plan for this or Idea?

[Meleeman]

i'm a supabase and svelte fan. also daisy UI is amazing. so amazing, i copied it and merged it with my framework, and published it on npm. hopefully going to add a postcss compiler with a html parser plugin to remove unecessary parts like tailwind does. i now have a framework work developed by other people, combined with my own positioning library with multiple themes, and a full blown in house solution to rapidly develop UI. on top of having a managed backend. i feel super powerful as a solo dev

[yoJuicy]

Why no mention of supabase? is it just hype?

[SeungIlHan]

could u share ur extension lost of vscode ?