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This Monday I had the pleasure of speaking at ReactNext Conference 2024 about the future of JS Frameworks. Predicting the future isn’t easy, but as developers looking to move the world forward, it’s very important that we constantly try to. And by the way, sometimes it works: James Callan’s 1998 book taught me about microservices years before that concept even existed. That book predicted the future of software quite accurately—it’s all a matter of looking at trends and using logic and imagination to try and figure out what’s next. That’s what I tried to do at the conf, talking about micro-frontends, dynamic tree shaking, gradual rendering, locality of behavior, websites vs. web apps, my security-focused Jay Framework, design-to-code solutions and more. I also talked about how due to so many web concerns these days, like performance, security, GDPR, accessibility and more, building and managing websites yourself makes no sense. How is all of that going to impact web frameworks? Get the presentation at the link below and feel free to reach out if you want to discuss anything, I’d be happy to chat: https://lnkd.in/d-fC3f7M #TechTalk #WebFrameworks #ReactConference