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The language respondents selected to fill out the survey.
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The proportion of the survey filled out by respondents.
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Whether respondents signed in or filled out the survey as guests.
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What device was used to take the survey.
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What browser was used to take the survey.
What OS version was used to take the survey.
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This chart shows which other Devographics surveys this year's respondents had previously taken part in.
The fact that a sizeable segment of this year's respondents had also taken other surveys points to web development not being quite as fragmented as one might think – even if you primarily write JavaScript, keeping up with CSS and the web platform is still key!
Note that we can only generate this datapoint for respondents taking the survey while logged-in. Guest respondents appear as “No Answer”.
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This chart shows how many times this year's respondents had taken part in a State of JS survey before.
The fact that the largest bucket consists of new respondents means we are successfully reaching a new population, which mitigates bias that might carry over from our existing audience. But it also points to the challenges of getting people to consistently fill out a survey year after year.
Note that we can only generate this datapoint for respondents taking the survey while logged-in. Guest respondents appear as “No Answer”.
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Chronological breakdown of when responses were collected.
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The majority of respondents knew about the survey from previous years. It's also worth highlighting that the Angular and Nuxt homepages featured banners pointing their users to the survey; and that Bluesky came in at number 5 despite this being the first time appearing as a traffic source for the survey.
We also made special outreach efforts (full report here) focused on attracting more women developers.