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Well, this ranks them by search engine popularity. That metric certainly has its problems, but I have to assume it does correlate with people coding in those la
by cyborgx7 8y ago
Well, this ranks them by search engine popularity. That metric certainly has its problems, but I have to assume it does correlate with people coding in those languages more than it correlates with people using things coded in that language.
- jorisw 8y agoI don't think so. When I have a React or Vue or Angular problem, I don't search for "JavaScript". Only when I need docs on JavaScript's native features, for instance Array.sort(), I include "JavaScript". And even then I may use "JS" instead, but I assume Google knows that's a synonym for "JavaScript". While each of those searches would be part of, say, a React project, I would definitely consider that part of the JavaScript space. To be fair, all of the above would also go for Python vs Django, etc.