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OT: Those graphs* are interesting in that the spikes for Java/C++ seem to align with fall/spring school semesters, and Javascript tends to invert that pattern a
by bentcorner 6y ago
OT: Those graphs* are interesting in that the spikes for Java/C++ seem to align with fall/spring school semesters, and Javascript tends to invert that pattern and have a spike during the summer (internships? personal summer projects?).
* https://www.cyborgsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/python_growth.jpg https://www.cyborgsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/py...
- atticusCr 6y agoI do not see Powershell in there either, and we are aware of the exponential growth of the language for writing malware.
- kmill 6y agoI noticed the same thing and wrote essentially the same comment before I noticed yours. There's also a bit of a peak in Javascript during winter break, which is when some schools do "externships."