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Also, Python and Ruby developers earn a bit more. Here are the average salaries for permanent jobs over the last 3 months according to http://itjobwatch.co.uk
by pistoriusp 19y ago
Also, Python and Ruby developers earn a bit more.
Here are the average salaries for permanent jobs over the last 3 months according to http://itjobwatch.co.uk http://itjobwatch.co.uk:
Python: £45,282
Django: £42,326
RoR: £41,204
Ruby: £39,897
PHP: £33,004
- sanswork 19y agoThere are also a lot fewer Python, Ruby and Django jobs than PHP jobs there so you would expect to see more low/entry level PHP jobs in there pulling the average down.
- pistoriusp 19y agoYou're absolutely correct. They have a maximum and minimum averages, but I don't know how they work them out, so I'm not going to post them. Number of salaries quoted for the past 3 months: PHP: 5283 RoR: 454 Django: 46 Thanks for pointing that out.
- etal 19y agoPython seems to have a slightly bigger following in the sciences, at least in my limited experience. That could be pulling salaries up a bit.
- jrockway 19y agoLisp: £47,422 Perl: £44,300 (£45,500 if you count "CPAN" as Perl)