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Regarding that since 2005 many more people have gotten access to the internet, it may be unavoidable that the percentage of people directly interested in progra
by iammyIP 12y ago
Regarding that since 2005 many more people have gotten access to the internet, it may be unavoidable that the percentage of people directly interested in programming specific articles corrects itself to a normal level that reflects interest measured over the whole population, instead of only a special group of tech enthusiasts. The title is link bait and the page not really worth much.
- elisabeth 12y agoThat's a great explanation!
- iammyIP 12y agoThanks, and i must excuse for saying that the page was not worth much, which was influenced by the biased title. The interesting thing about this seems to be Python, which (if my assumption would be somewhat correct) gained some popularity in relation to the other three languages, since it appears to be rather stable.
- cyphunk 12y agoStill relevant in terms of comparison between languages. Surprisingly Perl and Ruby are missing. These terms along with "Python" and "Java" are also words with other significant meanings though. But adding Golang and Haskell shows that one should not put too much into this.