Among the JavaScript skills in decline, jQuery has fallen 30% since 2015, while Ajax is down even more -- 54%. Backbone.js has also seen its appearance in job postings drop significantly since 2014.

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JavaScript remains one of the most popular and most-used programming languages today, with a wide variety of frameworks out there to help developers build solutions with the language.

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Blazor was, however, the second-most popular JavaScript framework to Google-backed Angular, which is written in Microsoft-developed TypeScript.