So if you were to summarise current trends in forward-looking web dev in a bullet list, which bullets would you add? So far I have:
- Post-React. Moving away from React (and JavaScript as a whole), and towards CSS.
- Performant solutions, no more framework-buildstep horrors.
- Re-weird the web: go back to the blogosphere of old.
What else?
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