OK, "18000+". Same thing in this context. Beyond that, there are a range of flaws with self reporting that are immediately apparent when you look at the entrie

OK, "18000+". Same thing in this context. Beyond that, there are a range of flaws with self reporting that are immediately apparent when you look at the entries and rankings. Most entries are grossly incomplete, and they are all very inconsistent. Some say "PHP" some just say "wordpress" others just say nothing more than something like "postgresql." The result is that "PHP" in the rankings doesn't actually represent PHP, even among the small number of sites that have been listed in your app. Furthermore, when I looked an hour ago, Erlang was ranked higher than Ruby, and now, apparently, "Django" represents 10% of the entries and "Ruby on Rails" is ranked much higher than "Wordpress," which is ranked just above "Rails," all of which are well above "JavaScript," "HTML" and "Linux." And so on. Normally I'd like to see any indie web app succeed and appreciate the time and effort involved in making one, but in this case the information is grossly skewed and claiming to represent something that it doesn't. People look at things like this and form opinions and beliefs on them.