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You could make a separate graph with "platform" or "language family" so you do js/ts, jvm, .net/clr, C/C++ etc. That one is perhaps more interesting from an in
by alkonaut 1y ago
You could make a separate graph with "platform" or "language family" so you do js/ts, jvm, .net/clr, C/C++ etc.
That one is perhaps more interesting from an industry/jobs trend perspective whereas the TS vs JS trend is also interesting on its own.
- wiseowise 1y agoJS is a valid TS, so there’s no reason to discern them.