Frontend frameworks, a 2024 year in review

The web development landscape has evolved significantly in 2024, with notable trends and developments across various frameworks and technologies. Notable trends include the rise of server functions, component-level prerendering, and reactivity models. Frameworks like Astro, Next.js, React, and Svelte have made significant updates to their core features and offerings. The use of Vite as a bundler and development server has become increasingly popular, with many frameworks now using it under the hood. Additionally, emerging frameworks like AnalogJS, Deno Fresh, HTMX, One, RedwoodJS, SolidStart, TanStack Start, and Qwik have pushed the ecosystem forward. As we head into 2025, we can expect Angular releases on a fixed schedule, improvements to local development experience with Vite's Environment API, and potential updates from TanStack Start and Netlify.

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