Things I want to see in JavaScript and Frontend development in 2023
Read OriginalThe article presents a frontend developer's personal wishlist for trends and improvements in JavaScript and frontend development for 2023. It covers desires like the decline of Axios in favor of the native Fetch API, successful adoption of the Node.js Test Runner, less divisive debates over CSS solutions, a decline in VC-backed open source, stricter ESLint rules, and a critical take on the React Core Team's current direction and documentation.
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