2015 JavaScript usage statistics for the first half of the year

2015 JavaScript usage statistics for the first half of the year

 

The BuiltWith team released an important report: JavaScript usage statistics in the First Half of 2015.

JQueryAs a common JavaScript framework in the JS development environment in recent years, it has been spread to 2 million of new domain names, effectively increasing the market share by 4%. This is surprising because more and more developers are switching to AngularJS, React and various pure JavaScript libraries, but it also shows how large the number of jQuery plug-in libraries is, and of course its simple JS syntax.

Emerging technologies in the First Half of 2015Socket. IO(Socket. IO implements real-time, bidirectional event-based communication. It aims to enable real-time app functions on various browsers and mobile devices, and blur various transmission mechanisms ),Parsely. js(A Form Verification Toolkit) andGreenSock(Available HTML5 & JS animation platforms, which were previously written in Flash, also known as GSAP ).

Which of the following causes loss of market share?SWFObject(SWFObject is an independent and agile JavaScript module used to insert Adobe Flash Media resources *. swf files in HTML) and Google Friend Connect (technology discontinued in 2011 ).

There may be some strange statistical results in the report,Yahoo! User InterfaceLibrary, orYUISpread 1 million new domain names. This is incredible because Yahoo officially terminated the maintenance of this database on April 9, August 2014.

JavaScript libraries that continue to rise in the first half of 2015:

After reading the statistics on the use of JavaScript in the First Half of 2015, I would like to share with you your frequently-used JavaScript library in comments, which may trigger various sparks ~

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