Top 8 Web Development Trends 2018

My Top 8 Web Development Trends for 2018!

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[NickKartha]

Timestamps:
0:43 The Basics
1:41 Node.js
2:43 Frontend Frameworks
4:25 Web Components & its compilers
6:30 Static Webpages
8:26 Progressive Web Apps
10:30 Serverless
12:26 AI/Bots
14:25 What else?

[mukeshsoni]

Summary/bullet points

1. Basics - HTML, CSS, JavaScript
2. NodeJS
3. JavaScript frameworks - Vuejs, reactjs, angularjs
4. Web Components/compilers
5. Static web pages
6. Progressive web apps
7. Serverless
8. AI, bots

[alicelf]

JavaScript is cool, but he has bad side:
Every day we're in front-end webdevelopment and we can never say - we know enough.
New technologies/libs keep appearing. It's race without any brake or end. You'll never stop to learn.
JavaScript side grows, evolving. Always. We have to learn every day in parallel with work.

[DUANEYAISER]

I almost skipped this because of "Trends" in the title . . . Then I noticed it was you. I'm glad I watched, your "trends" are just solid foundational skills for any upcoming Web Development professionals to focus on. Just one reason why you're among my favorite instructors on Udemy. :-)

[lardosian]

Tutorials on testing seem to be scarce enough compared to all the other hot frameworks for example. Would be great for you to do a serie Max, thanks in advance.

[shubhamdubey]

Watching in 2019 and I can say this man is legit

[ComisarioLobo]

Hi Max, it would be awesome if you can create a series about NuxtJS, specially since it is production ready. Also if you could create a Udemy course about how to integrate Nuxt with Vuetify, GraphQL and a secure authentication and authorization strategy for SSR and explain more about the differences with SPA, I would be more than happy to buy it

[Albert-fejx]

Max, comprehensive and thoughtful. I'm always impressed by your presentations and perspective.

[arumals]

Problem with serverless are coldstarts, it takes more than a server running all time because they put on an sleep state after use.

[StevWasHere]

I'd add Aurelia in the framework mix. It's clever, light, fast and is growing substantially. You can also use Angular and React syntax inside it as well as develop mobile and desktop apps.

[TerenceKearns]

What about incorporating blockchain to maintain transactional or data integrity?

[kennexmasaoy]

Thank you i feel better now that all i am doing are not going to waste. I have just watched your video and most of your list are the ones i have studied since the last 2 years.

[ts-nqbo]

Hello Sir, I am Full Stack Developer(Laravel Backend + Vuejs FrontEnd). Sir I am little bit confused to learn which one technology like Nodejs, Django Blockchain(Ethereum). For Future Growth I have to learn atleast one more technology. Which one I have to learn ?.

[prsion]

trends- nothing, PHP all))) with pleasure listened native speaker!!! Thanks a lot!!!

[_neuromanser_]

Trend for me will be back to javascript roots - Vanilla javascript and an attempt to avoid frameworks and other short-lived javascript solutions.

Also - static site generators and PWA's.

[cristianscript]

I have a question, how on earth can I use adobe animate cc and integrated with angular 2 or 6 to make impressive animated web sites and still use the spa.

[amitkumar]

Thanks. Please Keep us Updated about the latest developments like this. Thanks

[FinepixF]

I think you left out an important hot trend like the internet of things IOT. Amazon Google and Microsoft are jumping on it offering services.

[keithhunt]

Just found your channel. Very good stuff!

[dedvvard]

Hey max ! Is there a nuxt.js tutorial coming in the near future ? :D