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I think the values graph has a bug at the end point... It looks like it is displaying half a month or something -- for every language. For values it still show
by illumen 18y ago
I think the values graph has a bug at the end point... It looks like it is displaying half a month or something -- for every language. For values it still shows a drop for ruby, apart from the bug at the end.
ohloh is a website which tracks lots of open source projects. 266,149 projects was the count at the time of writing.
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- sheatsb 18y agoEmpirically, the Ruby is far from death. There is an active community, more publications than before, and an array of frameworks (Sinatra, Rhodes, RoR) to choose from. Saying Ruby is dying is like looking at a single tree in the forest, noticing it's diseased, and claiming the entire forest will fall to that disease. Also, it's being forked for individual reasons, like Ruby Enterprise, thanks to sites like github.
- illumen 18y agoThere's less people writing ruby code. Both in the interpreter itself, and for open source projects using ruby. You can see on that page a graph showing less people are writing ruby code too.