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This obviously doesn't include the financial industry. I know for a fact the average salary range is higher than this. In some of the medium sized firms, not ev
by elb0w 15y ago
This obviously doesn't include the financial industry. I know for a fact the average salary range is higher than this. In some of the medium sized firms, not even the large ones. Not to mention Perl is still a highly valued language in this industry which wasn't even included here.
I assume this sample is based on start ups only?
- sliverstorm 15y agoWe're talking about Ruby. Of course it is based on start ups only. Nobody here is interested in Perl, it is clearly the dinosaur language. Don't try too hard to correct them. ;)
- draegtun 15y agore: sample - Looking at CyberCoders job postings for New York right now it only shows 252 job posts in total so the sample is very small. And you can slice and dice this kind of data in so many ways you can end of with many different types of results from it :) Searching on CyberCoders for PHP, Python, Ruby & Perl at moment (in NY) returns these numbers of job posts... PHP 48 Python 33 Ruby 27 Perl 13 However if we then break this down into clearly defined posts for a PHP developer, Python developer, etc we get... PHP 9 Python 8 Ruby 9 (3 Ruby, 6 RoR) Perl 1 And the average salary range given for these developer posts are... PHP $80k - $121k Python $93k - $128k Ruby $83k - $128k Perl $80k - $110k As with quoted figures everywhere please take these with a large pinch of salt :)