of French front-end ads on Free-Work’s Angular tag
Ahead of React (16.6%) on the same day. Three readings, Angular’s share keeps rising: 20.7 → 21.4 → 22.1%.
Sourced numbers, my unfiltered read. I only publish what’s solid — the rest grows every month.
of French front-end ads on Free-Work’s Angular tag
Ahead of React (16.6%) on the same day. Three readings, Angular’s share keeps rising: 20.7 → 21.4 → 22.1%.
of French employers plan to cut junior hiring
The junior door is closing: AI absorbs entry-level work, not seniors.
of French job ads mention AI
The lowest among comparable countries — UK 7.5 · US 4.9 · Germany 4.1.
average daily rate, freelance front-end
Not a euro of movement over three readings (July → 22 September). Juniors stay at €299.
The French exception is measured: 303 Angular ads vs 228 React on the same day, and the gap widened after the summer (ratio 1.15 → 1.33).
Free-Work tag-page counters on 22/09/2026, as a share of the front-end category (1,371 ads). Tags may overlap; a single job board. Self-reported global usage (Stack Overflow 2025): React 44.7%, Angular 18.2%.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Angular | 22.1 % |
| React | 16.6 % |
| Vue | 11 % |
| Svelte | 0.5 % |
Fullstack is the #1 tech role by volume (HelloWork). But the exact “pure front vs fullstack” split in French ads exists in no public source — I measure it myself.
AI didn’t kill tech jobs — it shut the entry door. Juniors sit where the two blades cross.
Index base 100 = Feb 2020, Indeed US/global (software-dev postings −34%; AI mentions +134%). The FR × pure-front version is the most differentiating public gap — own collection (v2).
| Period | Dev postings volume | Ads mentioning AI |
|---|---|---|
| fév. 2020 | 100 | 100 |
| 2022 | 210 | — |
| fin 2025 | 66 | 234 |
Full remote is receding, hybrid is settling in. Employers aren’t moving: 94% keep their remote policy for 2026.
Breakdown by city / region — soonSelf-reported practice (SO 2025, France, n = 1,026), not the share of postings.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Full remote | 18.1 % |
| Hybrid | 32.8 % |
| On-site | 49.1 % |
Three readings, same average rate (€536) while the number of front-end freelancers on Malt keeps rising (18,079). A junior at €299/day still isn’t profitable vs a salaried job.
Average · 536 €/j
Malt’s barometer is a rolling 3-month window, so it reacts slowly. Median front-end salary ≈ €40k (WeLoveDevs, self-reported, unchanged).
| Seniority | Value |
|---|---|
| 0–2 yrs | 299 €/j |
| 3–7 yrs | 407 €/j |
| 8–15 yrs | 536 €/j |
| 15 yrs + | 582 €/j |
What I don’t publish yet — because the clean number doesn’t exist in any public source. I build it, snapshot after snapshot.
In France, Angular + TypeScript + (Java or .NET) opens the most doors. The measured frequency of each combo comes with my own collection.
The direction is clear — the junior gate is closing (−19% APEC, 67% of firms). The exact split of postings by level? I’m building it, snapshot after snapshot.
Dated snapshot, public sources, personal read. Follow the observatory to watch the French front-end market move for real.
One rule: no invented figures. Every data point = a dated public source. Volatile or unsourceable numbers aren’t published — they move to “soon”.