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As of 2026, which country has the world’s largest population, and what major demographic trend is it facing?
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The idea that “China’s economy is about to collapse” has been widely repeated for years. What are the strongest arguments for and against this claim?
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Which war or conflict has caused the largest number of displaced people globally in recent years, and where is it happening?
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True or false: “The world is using more fossil fuels than ever before, so renewable energy growth has had basically no impact.” Explain.
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What is the main purpose of BRICS, and what is a common misunderstanding about what BRICS actually is?
- Started with http://2016.stateofjs.com/ in 2016
- Latest edition: https://2023.stateofjs.com/
- Mission: cure "JavaScript fatigue"
- 2019: added State of CSS
- Latest edition: https://2024.stateofcss.com/
- 2023: added State of HTML, State of React
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| "survey": { | |
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| "experience": { | |
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These are some preliminary results for the "tournament bracket"-style questions in the 2021 State of CSS survey.
The data is originally stored as a series of 7 triplets (for the four first-round match-ups, two semi-finals match-ups, and the finals) containing the first participants, the second participants, and the winner of each match. For example:
const bracketResult = [
[7, 6, 6], // first round
[4, 0, 0], // first round
[5, 2, 2], // first round
[3, 1, 3], // first roundThis is a preliminary dataset (after ~2 weeks of running the survey) for the 2021 State of CSS survey.
It contains results to four freeform (textfield) questions:
- Other CSS pain points* (aspects of CSS you struggle with the most)
- What do you feel is currently missing from CSS?*
- Other accessibility features you usually implement*
- Browser incompatibilities (Are there any CSS features you have difficulties using because of differences between browsers?)
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| # the survey outline | |
| # First level: blocks | |
| # Second level: questions (will use the block's question template if no template is specified) | |
| --- | |
| ### FEATURES ### | |
| - template: statictext | |
| id: features_intro |
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| /* | |
| AWS Utilities | |
| */ | |
| import AWS from 'aws-sdk'; | |
| import request from 'request'; | |
| import rp from 'request-promise'; | |
| import { getSetting } from 'meteor/vulcan:core'; | |
| import aws4 from 'aws4'; |
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| # the survey outline | |
| --- | |
| ### TOOLS ### | |
| # Answers: | |
| # - I've never heard about it | |
| # - I'd like to learn it | |
| # - I'm not interested | |
| # - I've used it and would use it again |
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