Rész megosztásaTesztelési környezetek
Rész megosztásaCSS AI Code Generation
What's fascinating about this chart is that it looks completely different from a similar question asked in the State of AI or State of JS surveys. Comments on this question point to the fact that AI isn't great at CSS just yet. Time will tell if this is just a temporary limitation, or if we will one day have AI so powerful it's even able to fully grasp how CSS grid layouts work.
Rész megosztásaBöngésző inkompatilibitás
Anchor Positioning and the View Transition API are still the features respondents are refraining from using the most due to browser issues.
It's also interesting to note that Container size queries and Grid still show up in this chart, despite both having the Widely Available Baseline status.
Rész megosztásaHiányzó funkciók
display: grid-lanes syntax.Rész megosztásaFavorite New Feature
:has() may still be as awesome as ever, but with many developers having already used it for over a year, it has lost its “best new feature” crown to Anchor Positioning, which gained 4 ranks to take the top spot.Rész megosztásaPace of Change
If you feel behind because you haven't used every single new CSS feature that's come out this year, don't. As this chart shows, most respondents are in in the middle of their feature adoption curves, having only learned about and tried out some of the features included in the survey.