Thanks for keeping up with the news! Just when I started to wonder about the lack of interest in the state of CSS 2021 report here on dev.to, I saw your article.
Finally, the results of both, State of CSS, and Web Alamanac have been released.
Facts and predictions: container queries and parent selectors have been the two most requested CSS features, and container queries will probably see browser support in 2022. Another one of your links, Web Almanac 2021, seems to point in a different direction: the past is alive! While many devs like to discuss React and the lastest new JavaScript frameworks, so many websites still use jQuery!
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Thanks for keeping up with the news! Just when I started to wonder about the lack of interest in the state of CSS 2021 report here on dev.to, I saw your article.
Finally, the results of both, State of CSS, and Web Alamanac have been released.
Facts and predictions: container queries and parent selectors have been the two most requested CSS features, and container queries will probably see browser support in 2022. Another one of your links, Web Almanac 2021, seems to point in a different direction: the past is alive! While many devs like to discuss React and the lastest new JavaScript frameworks, so many websites still use jQuery!