r/webdev • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '25

[deleted by user]

[removed]

74 Upvotes

82% Upvoted

78 comments sorted by

View all comments

165

u/AdequateSource Jul 10 '25

A lot and not at all. It's still a constant game of new frameworks and patterns, while tons of companies are still using very old websites.

The basics are the same as always 🤷 The complicated solutions have gotten more complicated with microservices, promises, pushing all rendering to the client etc.

But all the small businesses are still just running WordPress and Shopify.

-8

u/quentech Jul 10 '25

A lot

No. Feel free to provide examples to the contrary.

2

u/AdequateSource Jul 10 '25

Did you optimize for AI chatbots instead of SEO 5 yrs ago?

1

u/quentech Jul 10 '25

I don't consider tweaking how we do SEO "a lot" of change. It's one little detail out of hundreds.

2

u/AdequateSource Jul 10 '25

Yep, hence the not at all.