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As someone who's seeing plenty of Scala uptake around me that's a rather surprising claim with no supporting evidence. These days I'm writing 90+% of my code at
by jinst8gmi 11y ago
As someone who's seeing plenty of Scala uptake around me that's a rather surprising claim with no supporting evidence. These days I'm writing 90+% of my code at work in Scala.
Indeed.com job data suggests that the answer to your suggestion is an obvious "No":
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/scala.html http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/scala.html
- incepted 11y agoThis graph shows that Scala grew from 0.02% market share to 0.08% in the last four years. The fact that it's at 0.08% after more than ten years in existence should be a concern for anyone interested in learning it.
- jinst8gmi 11y agoFor comparison Ruby is just over 0.3% and has been flat for four years. It's the overall job market, not just programming jobs so all percentages will be low.