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Rails. In w10, we were one of two non-rails users, though it seems that has changed to larger diversity. Most YC companies use CircleCI, so we get to see some
by pbiggar 12y ago
Rails. In w10, we were one of two non-rails users, though it seems that has changed to larger diversity.
Most YC companies use CircleCI, so we get to see some of the diversity. While I haven't got concrete stats on this, I think it leans slightly more heavily rails than usual (and usual is about 50%). Bear in mind that that's skewed in some ways: if they were using C# for example they couldn't use us.
- tel 12y agoI thought you guys were using Clojure?
- Kiro 12y agoWhat makes you think they are not?
- tel 12y agoVia a complete and total misreading of his answer, actually! The initial "Rails." stuck in my mind even after he directly noted that they weren't using it.
- sgrove 12y agoThey do, and ClojureScript (they're responsible for the largest open-source React/Om ClojureScript app, https://github.com/circleci/frontend https://github.com/circleci/frontend). Because of the tech they built to auto-configure projects (and because of circle.yml), they also have statistics on tech usage across companies.