Software Frameworks & Libraries Job Market Trends

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DSPy

30-60
Employers
+1100%
Growth

DSPy is an open-source framework developed by Stanford NLP for programming language models, focusing on building modular AI systems rather than relying on traditional prompting.

Shadcn

175-350
Employers
+1031%
Growth

Shadcn is a collection of reusable components and utilities for building web applications using React. It provides a set of pre-designed, customizable components that adhere to modern design principles, making it easier for developers to create consistent and visually appealing user interfaces.

Zustand (JavaScript)

400-800
Employers
+527%
Growth

A small, fast, and scalable state management library for React applications, known for its simplicity and flexibility.

OpenAI Swarm

12-24
Employers
+400%
Growth

OpenAI Swarm is an experimental framework designed for developing multi-agent systems. It provides a stateless abstraction for managing interactions and handoffs between multiple agents, allowing for dynamic and flexible orchestration.

TanStack

150-300
Employers
+390%
Growth

A collection of open-source libraries for building modern web applications, including tools for state management and data fetching.

Tauri (Software)

20-40
Employers
+311%
Growth

A framework for building tiny, fast, and secure desktop applications with Rust and web technologies.

Rspack

12-24
Employers
+275%
Growth

A web bundler implemented in Rust, designed to leverage multi-threading for improved performance. It is compatible with webpack’s configuration and loader architecture, making it easier to migrate projects from webpack.

Founding Software Engineer

600-1.2K
Employers
+272%
Growth

Plays a key role in the early stages of a startup, developing the initial software products and setting the technical direction for the company.

AutoGen

200-400
Employers
+267%
Growth

AutoGen is a framework designed to facilitate the creation of complex AI applications by enabling multiple large language models (LLMs) to collaborate as agents. It allows developers to define workflows where these agents can interact, share information, and work together to solve intricate tasks.