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That could very well be the case. Perhaps its position was artificially high as well. The transition from static to dynamic web pages forced a glut of develope
by 51Cards 16y ago
That could very well be the case. Perhaps its position was artificially high as well. The transition from static to dynamic web pages forced a glut of developers to learn it, and hence a lot of searches for answers. Maybe this is just a sign than we're all getting more seasoned in the language on average.