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It's only second among the (up-and-coming) languages he chose. Scheme takes only 0.05% of the overall job market. Witness: http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=ja

• thomas11 16y ago
  Sure, at least he showed this percentage on the Y-axis. That still means there are five times as many Scheme jobs than for Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Erlang. That's not the case (although I wish it were), just search for "scheme" on indeed.com.
• danieldk 16y ago
  Do the actual search, and look at the results: http://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=scheme&l= http://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=scheme&l= Not so convincing anymore, right? Obviously, 'scheme' is a generic word, giving many vacancies not related to the programming language Scheme.
  • amttc 16y ago
    There's no good way to easily gauge scheme with this site. At first I typed in "scheme programming language" and came up with 250 results, "scheme lisp" provided something slightly more relevant, but with only 45. I didn't scroll through, but even then they were only asking for people with experience in scheme (among other languages that aren't de jour, like smalltalk).