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The surprise is not that Java, C and C# are still ranked highly but that their share grew in the last 10 years. It underscores the difference between (at least
by omarhaneef 7y ago
The surprise is not that Java, C and C# are still ranked highly but that their share grew in the last 10 years.
It underscores the difference between (at least my) perception and the market reality.
- alkonaut 7y agoI think that there is a misconception about how the industry looks. Many of us don’t do web services and sites or anything even related to those such as adtech. We do boring software that runs in government basements, dishwashers, cars, intranets. We do huge desktop software with thousands of man years in them like cad packages. Probably most significantly we do boring integrations in ERP/CRM systems. Just Sharepoint alone is its own massive galaxy in the developer universe. The two branches “Enterprise” and “Government” are underrepresented in the discussions but not on the job market, I think that’s where the perceived difference comes from. Also we shouldn’t forget C# has a resurgence on many fronts not least unity and as a very good nodejs replacement these days.