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Let's be honest. When people "use Ruby" (or Python) you really don't know what proportion of them are using which version. The reason is you have no data. But
by igouy 16y ago
Let's be honest. When people "use Ruby" (or Python) you really don't know what proportion of them are using which version.
The reason is you have no data.
But interestingly, this is also the case with Perl - you have no data.
- jrockway 16y agoI have a lot of data: http://stats.cpantesters.org/pmatrix-month.html http://stats.cpantesters.org/pmatrix-month.html
- igouy 16y agoYou might as well have linked to NCAA Basketball scores! Let's be honest. When people "use Ruby" (or Python) you really don't know what proportion of them are using which version. And the data you have a lot of does not help with that. Nor does the data you have a lot of tell us what proportion of Perl users use which version of Perl.