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Web Technologies of the Year 2017Posted by Matthias Gelbmann on 3 January 2018 in News, AddToAny, Adobe DTM, Advertising Networks, Amazon, Amazon Associates, Amazon CloudFront, Bootstrap, CDNJS, CentOS, CloudFlare, Comodo, Content Delivery, Content Management, DigiCert Group, Fastly, GoDaddy Group, Google, Google Tag Manager, Heap, IdenTrust, JavaScript, JavaScript Libraries, JQuery, JQuery CDN, JsDelivr, LiteSpeed, MGID, Modernizr, NetBSD, Nginx, Node.js, ONE By AOL, Operating Systems, PHP, Python, Reverse Proxies, Server-side Languages, Shopify, Social Widgets, Squarespace, SSL Certificate Authorities, Tag Managers, Tealium, Traffic Analysis Tools, Ubuntu, Web Hosting, Web Servers, WhatsApp, WordPress, WordPress Jetpack, Yandex.MetricaTo identify the winners in the various web technology categories, we compared the number of sites using a technology on January 1st, 2017 with the corresponding number on January 1st, 2018. We use the difference of these numbers, rather than a percentage, because that would favor technologies with a tiny user base at the beginning of the year. As in all our surveys, we restrict the numbers to the top 10 million sites, see technology surveys for more details.
These are the technologies that gained most sites in 2017 Content Management System of the Year 2017WordPressAnother great year for WordPress, now used by 29.2% of all websites, up from 5.6% eight years ago. It is the fastest growing content management system for the 8th year in a row. Runners-up are Shopify and Squarespace, both increasing their user base by more than 40% in 2017. Result 2017 1. WordPress Winners of previous years 2017 WordPress Server-side Programming Language of the Year 2017PHPPHP is used by 83.1% of all websites, up from 72.5% eight years ago. PHP won the Programming Language of the Year title seven times in the last eight years. JavaScript is the second-fastest growing language just like in the last two years. Python gained some ground last year and is used by 0.2% of all websites. Result 2017 1. PHP Winners of previous years 2017 PHP JavaScript Library of the Year 2017BootstrapBootstrap is now used by 16.5% of all websites, growing faster than any other library for the second year in a row. jQuery is the most used JavaScript library by far and its usage is still growing, albeit a bit slower than Bootstrap. Modernizr is third, repeating last year's result. Result 2017 1. Bootstrap Winners of previous years 2017 Bootstrap SSL Certificate Authority of the Year 2017IdenTrustIdenTrust, which is often used as root certificate for Let's Encrypt, is the fastest growing certificate authority, now used by 14.8% of all websites. DigiCert Group comes in second due to its acquisition of the SSL CA business of Symantec. Comodo, the last years winner, had another good year despite fierce competition. Result 2017 1. IdenTrust Winners of previous years 2017 IdenTrust Social Widget of the Year 2017AddToAnyAddToAny, now used by 1% of all websites, became the fastest growing social widget for the first time. Runner-up is the WhatsApp share button, climbing into the top 10 social widgets in 2017. Result 2017 1. AddToAny Winners of previous years 2017 AddToAny JavaScript Content Delivery Network of the Year 2017CDNJSCDNJS is the fastest growing JavaScript content delivery network for the second time. It is now used by 6% of the web, up from 0.04% five years ago. jsDelivr comes in second this year, after a 3rd rank last year. jQuery CDN is third, due to the popularity of jQuery. Result 2017 1. CDNJS Winners of previous years 2017 CDNJS Traffic Analysis Tool of the Year 2017WordPress JetpackWordPress Jetpack is the fastest growing traffic analysis tool for the first time, due to the popularity of WordPress. Yandex.Metrika, a former winner, is second this year, whereas Heap as third in that category is a little surprise. Result 2017 1. WordPress Jetpack Winners of previous years 2017 WordPress Jetpack Advertising Network of the Year 2017Amazon AssociatesAmazon Associates is now used by 1% of all websites, which makes it the fastest growing advertising network of 2017. MGID had a very strong year, growing its user base by 21.6% in 2017. ONE by AOL was growing last year mainly by integrating AOL's formerly independent Adtech brand. Result 2017 1. Amazon Associates Winners of previous years 2017 Amazon Associates Tag Manager of the Year 2017Google Tag ManagerThe tag management market is completely dominated by Google Tag Manager, now used by 8.5% of the web, winning this category for the 4th time in a row. Adobe DTM, comes in second just like last year, and Tealium had a strong year, coming in third. Result 2017 1. Google Tag Manager Winners of previous years 2017 Google Tag Manager Web Server of the Year 2017NginxNginx is the web server of the year for the 8th year in a row. 36.4% of all sites use Nginx, up from 3.9% eight years ago. LiteSpeed keeps growing steadily throughout the years, increasing its user base by 30.8% in the last year. Node.js is third, after a second place last year. Result 2017 1. Nginx Winners of previous years 2017 Nginx Operating System of the Year 2017UbuntuUbuntu is the web operating system of the year, winning that title for the sixth time in the last seven years. It is used now by 14.4% of the web, clearly the most popular Linux distribution. Second this year is CentOS, and a surprising third is NetBSD. Result 2017 1. Ubuntu Winners of previous years 2017 Ubuntu Web Hosting Provider of the Year 2017GoDaddy GroupGoDaddy Group is the fastest growing web hosting provider of the year, primarily due to its acquisition of Host Europe. The last year's winner Amazon is second with a very strong organic growth, just like Google as third. Result 2017 1. GoDaddy Group Winners of previous years 2017 GoDaddy Group Reverse Proxy Provider of the Year 2017CloudFlareCloudFlare keeps being the dominating content delivery network provider, used by 6.6% of all websites, up from 3.9% two years ago. Second-ranked Amazon CloudFront, increased its user base by 78% in 2017, and third-ranked Fastly even by 84.1%. Result 2017 1. CloudFlare Winners of previous years 2017 CloudFlare
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