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Also, the likelihood of people blogging about a language change is not the same across languages. Some crowds (Go and nodejs enthusiasts) are notoriously vocal
by eeZah7Ux 10y ago
Also, the likelihood of people blogging about a language change is not the same across languages.
Some crowds (Go and nodejs enthusiasts) are notoriously vocal due to the hype.
Finally, it's common practice for companies to have their marketing department to pay "media marketing specialist" to advertise for products (their language) by posting on forums.
- patmcguire 10y agoYeah, many languages will be almost entirely silent in transition. COBOL, FORTRAN, any proprietary language. And I would guess those transitions are usually to the "boring" languages: Java, C#, etc.
- pmontra 10y agoSome languages and frameworks are simply too new to have a significant number of people moving away from them. Go and Vue fit that case. MySQL looks genuine, even if surprising.